This sentiment – which Thorsell characterized as a general “philistinism” – was taken up by The Globe and Mail architecture critic Lisa Rochon, who suggested that Toronto is still weighed down by the Scottish Protestant idea that if it looks good it cost too much, and that architects here are actually punished for creating beauty. Mazyar Mortazavi, Eco Designs and Board Director with Artscape also agreed with Thorsell. Whereas Canadians go to Home Depot in search of the best price point on hardware, he said, Italians are more design-savvy, and source even their door handles from the likes of Pininfarina, Valli e Valli and Colombo.
La personalidad de los habitantes influye en que una ciudad sea bella?
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