Classical styling won't redeem those hideous hell-holes, data centres.

Data centres are vile conflagrations which despoil our countryside, ravage our precious natural resources and consume massive quantities of water and electricity ('Graeme Nicholls plans massive Ancient Greek-inspired data centre in Fife', AJ 09.06.26). They are hideous, ugly dystopian hell-holes, wh...

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Publicado en:Architects' Journal p. 21
Autor principal: Matheson-Dear, Jonathan
Formato: Letter to the Editor
Publicado: EMAP Publishing Limited 8/20/2026
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      ab: Data centres are vile conflagrations which despoil our countryside, ravage our precious natural resources and consume massive quantities of water and electricity ('Graeme Nicholls plans massive Ancient Greek-inspired data centre in Fife', AJ 09.06.26). They are hideous, ugly dystopian hell-holes, which pollute and scar the planet. Attaching pretentious Greco-Roman epithets to these pernicious structures and describing them in pseudointellectual terms does not detract from the fact that they are the antithesis of architectural aspirations.PHOTO (COLOR): Visualisation of Graeme Nicholls' proposalBy Jonathan Matheson-Dear
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