Opps, Sorry, I just read my own post and realize I didnt quite
answer your specific question.
I never implied that the pavilion and the center were matched or
should be matched. But your question is 'how did it fit before it
was remodeled'. Well its unique to Asbury. Architecture goes through
phases and certain buildings from the 50s/60s are recognized as
worth saving. Its a record of the life of the town and in a larger
picture a record of civilization.
You think everything should be plowed down or remodeled just because
it can be ?
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "New Beetoap" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, charlie <oceanchuck@> wrote:
> > You speak about the 5th ave pavilion, the one next to CH
> (Convention Hall). How is it out of place of mismatched? How
does
> the current building, before it was remodeled fit in with the CH?
> Classical stylings next to space age modern? The only thing
> matching were the orange bricks and orange details of the HOJO.<<<<
>
> Isnt it obvious?, one end is orange, the middle is cream snd the
> other end is yellow. I wasnt comparing it to the convention
center,
> its a building unto itself whose parts are mismatched. Cartoon
> architecture. My understanding is that it had nothing to do with
> HoJo (the design), but you are getting to the point, the whole
> building matched originally, orange brick, details, etc.
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