芒格音乐厅- Billionaire investor, philanthropist, and close confidant of Warren Buffet - add to that list architect, because Charlie Munger has a bold project underway at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Recently,Munger made a $200mm donation to the university which will partially fund the development of the new residence building, Munger Hall. Only problem is, Munger's design sucks. No other way to say it, the building plans are completely terrible, so bad in fact that the lead architect on the project was driven to resign. The 11-story dorm building with over 4,500 bedrooms will be finished around 2025, and it's at this time that, if Munger's plan is kept,94% of the building's residents will not have windows in their room. Completely unfazed by the criticism, the 97-year old stated "I'd rather be a billionaire and not be loved by everybody than not have any money." Interesting vibe from Charlie, but the man old enough to be many of your grandparents grandparent sees the lack of windows as a benefit because it will incentivize student interactions in common spaces. So basically, the guy wants to make the rooms suck so bad no one wants to be in them. Genius. |
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