You may want to add this to the list of questions you haven't posed today. From Topless Robot:
No.
Nevertheless, here you are:
SPACE i09 notes something you may have missed, and which apparently missed us:
It got lost.
URBAN DESIGN The movement to tear down urban freeways has a new cause celebere: the viaduct that rips through Syracuse. Some people want it demolished. Some people who use it do not. Atlantic Cities:
If I had unlimited billions at my disposal I'd cover up the 35W trench and put in a long park with housing, repairing the gash that cleaved the neighborhoods. Just because the freeways made many things possible doesn't mean it was an unalloyed good.
ARCHITORTURE Giz has a new list of beautiful buildings lost forever - and y "lost" I don't mean "misplaced, but probably around here somewhere." Lost as in deliberately demolished for reasons that seem appallingly short-sighted today. The Metropolitan, or the Guarantee Life, is on the list, as well as a municipal structure demolished for this:
