How Fiat Ruined Ornaments in Urban Design
The soul of our cities was carved in stone, molded in iron, and painted with the delicate brush of human creativity. Ornaments in urban design were once a testament to cultural identity, craftsmanship, and aesthetic pride. But fiat money, with its inflationary decay and obsession with cost-cutting, turned beauty into a "luxury" we could no longer afford. Efficiency replaced elegance, sterile minimalism devoured detail. Concrete blocks rose where intricate facades once stood, and soulless glass towers became the monuments of economic expediency. Fiat didn’t just inflate prices—it deflated imagination.
"Ornament is the poetry of architecture." — Louis Sullivan
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