Readers debate BIG's metal-pipe facade for Nashville Performing Arts Center
By
Ariane Shah
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Summary
This article covers reader reactions and comments about BIG's (Bjarke Ingels Group) design for the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville. The project features a facade of cascading metal pipes resembling a theatre curtain, intended to bridge "the old and the new Nashville." Readers are divided on the design, with some criticizing it as "one-note" while others engage in debate about its architectural merits.
Key quotes
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the old and the new Nashville
The Emperor has (almost) no clothes
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