Okay, it's kind of ugly.
Okay, so it's really ugly. Really ugly and brutal. Really, really U & B.
But it's only when you get up close (and it sort of militates against getting up close) that you learn how extra-ugly it really is.
Apparently, it's not just God that's in the details. Ugliness is in the details, too.
(And then, next, we get to talk about the neighborhood this Cellblock Number Nine just landed right on top of . . . although using Architect-O-Talk, we probably shouldn't call it a neighborhood, but instead simply pile up a few juice-free jargon-morsels, like Common Built Environment Contextuality (you can pretty much just load up on that type of language, you know, because it all makes as much or as little sense as the next four-car-pileup.)
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