I fail to see the appeal. Much like most modern architecture this style will be applauded by architects, meanwhile they all choose to live in much older style architecture because it's more homely and non-oppressive.
I guess architects are a bit like hedge-fund managers in that regard; they all keep their investments in index funds and not hedge funds.
Not that I like hedge-fund managers, but isn’t the norm for them to keep a very large portion of their wealth in their own hedge funds? As for the rest of it, it only makes sense to keep it in index funds if not diversify in other types of investments that are not hedge funds?
I guess architects are a bit like hedge-fund managers in that regard; they all keep their investments in index funds and not hedge funds.
Complete hypocrisy imho.