Hit a nerve I guess if you're gonna resort to that.
>This is the "unbelievable tacky" place, because it has trees inside?
Yes the overall design, the style of seating, the choice of trees, the choice of wood, the actual design of the furniture, looks like a mall food court https://www.across-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/C...
I resort to that all the time, so don't bet much money on it "hitting a nerve". Just bothered me enough to want to comment - which also happens all the time, even for minor pedantic corrections.
>Yes the overall design, the style of seating, the choice of trees, the choice of wood, the actual design of the furniture, looks like a mall food court
Well, that's a very pretty mall food court if I ever saw one. Great for the AS to look like a high end version of that (with superior exterior architecture to boot). If that's "unbelievably tacky" I'll have to re-use the Princess Bride line...
Because the ones I've actually seen in the wild in dozens of malls I've been look like this:
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c3/b1/fb/c3b1fbc6c0bfa52eb3cb...
Have you seen modernist / brutalist / modern / post modern architecture? From 1920 to today? There's nothing ugliest and more unlivable (in the pretenses of "high brow" BS concepts) than 99% of it.
In comparison, the Apple stores are a breath of fresh air. Tacky? Hardly...
>Honestly couldn't believe how tacky it looked when I walked past the main Apple store in London.
You keep using that word, tacky. I don't think it means what you think it means...
This is the "unbelievable tacky" place, because it has trees inside?
https://cnet3.cbsistatic.com/img/LDehHb_uk995yFKthCDfgOhboH8...