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irvinehomeshopper said:
It is too bad for the other architects since they want to preserve their business interest. The local big developer and land baron does not want the public like you to know about this industry. To educate you meant you become a discriminate home shopper. I lost all my jobs, black listed, and mandated other builders not to hire me or face land deal consequences. All of you by now should have felt Irvine lost much of its innovation for the last 8 years.To be here I jeopardized my entire career. I focused over 25 years in creating unique products for many of you and I just packed my bag and reinvent myself somewhere else. I never realized Irvine was a very small circle. This door closed forced me to the Silicon Valley, East coast , Panda country, Pacific Northwest and the Texas coast. Getting black listed was a blessing forcing me to discover the rest of the Asian communities in this country. My knowledge is no longer regional it is national. I understand not only your culture but your relatives culture around the nation . With this knowledge I created Ellwood. I appreciate all of your support making it the best selling project in Irvine and to validate my existence here has been the best decision I made.
AW said:
^ The preliminary results of TI reporting slow sales except for ellwood
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irvinehomeshopper said:
It is too bad for the other architects since they want to preserve their business interest. The local big developer /land baron does not want the public like you to know about this industry. To educate you meant you become a discriminate home shopper. I lost all my jobs, got black listed, and developer mandated other builders not to hire me or face land deal consequences. All of you by now should have felt that Irvine lost much of its innovation during the last 8 years. By being here I jeopardized my entire career. I focused over 25 years in creating unique products for many of you and your parents. I just packed my bag and reinvented myself somewhere else. I never realized Irvine was a very small circle. This door closed forced me to the Silicon Valley, East coast , Panda country, Pacific Northwest and the Texas coast. Getting black listed was a blessing forcing me to discover the rest of the Asian communities in this country. My knowledge is no longer regional it is national. I understand not only your culture but your relatives culture around the nation . With this knowledge I created Ellwood. I appreciate all of your support in making it the best selling project in Irvine and to validate my existence being here has been the best decision I made.
AW said:
^ The preliminary results of TI reporting slow sales except for ellwood
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Could this be more cryptic? I'm not sure I have much of an idea of what you're trying to convey...
 
Everything that I preached here about good design were rejected in the past because of the bottom line $$$$$$ and density. I appreciate the culture of Five Points in implementing innovations. No horrible gridded streets, do curve streets for good chi and good Feng shui planning, diversity of architectural styles, avoid beige stucco boxes, avoid predictable 1/2 and 1/4 acre pocket parks, avoid forbidden city walls, avoid garages dominate houses, give bigger lots to the consumers, widen the width of motorcourts, bigger side yards between homes, no rental transient apartments to eliminate red towels, no marching trees at 25' on center, no military guard towers, no prison style entry portals, no big stupid signs to create caste system between neighborhoods, no tagging step child with "east" to existing neighborhoods, no square land plan that echo farm plots, no more visiting relatives parking on the wrong driveway, no more straight entry road that T into a park or wall. No more stupid pepper, olive or palm trees. There are other 30,000 trees we can pick from.

Stop living like a commune here in America. It is ok to leave Mao behind. It's ok to be different, it's ok to stand out, it's ok to take away prison style walls and sniper towers, it's ok to express yourself in selecting architecture different from your relatives.
 
I see why IVC is adding more facilities to its campus for the future population. Smiley face

Perspective said:
irvinehomeshopper said:
It is too bad for the other architects since they want to preserve their business interest. The local big developer /land baron does not want the public like you to know about this industry. To educate you meant you become a discriminate home shopper. I lost all my jobs, got black listed, and developer mandated other builders not to hire me or face land deal consequences. All of you by now should have felt that Irvine lost much of its innovation during the last 8 years. By being here I jeopardized my entire career. I focused over 25 years in creating unique products for many of you and your parents. I just packed my bag and reinvented myself somewhere else. I never realized Irvine was a very small circle. This door closed forced me to the Silicon Valley, East coast , Panda country, Pacific Northwest and the Texas coast. Getting black listed was a blessing forcing me to discover the rest of the Asian communities in this country. My knowledge is no longer regional it is national. I understand not only your culture but your relatives culture around the nation . With this knowledge I created Ellwood. I appreciate all of your support in making it the best selling project in Irvine and to validate my existence being here has been the best decision I made.
AW said:
^ The preliminary results of TI reporting slow sales except for ellwood
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Could this be more cryptic? I'm not sure I have much of an idea of what you're trying to convey...
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Have Pavilion Park residents figured out the round-a-bout (traffic circle at entrance)? I visited Beacon Park twice last week and each time was stuck behind drivers completely confused about how to navigate it, slowing to a snail's pace the whole way through.
 
Soon driving skills will commensurate with SAT scores be patient grasshopper.
Perspective said:
Have Pavilion Park residents figured out the round-a-bout (traffic circle at entrance)? I visited Beacon Park twice last week and each time was stuck behind drivers completely confused about how to navigate it, slowing to a snail's pace the whole way through.
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Perspective said:
Have Pavilion Park residents figured out the round-a-bout (traffic circle at entrance)? I visited Beacon Park twice last week and each time was stuck behind drivers completely confused about how to navigate it, slowing to a snail's pace the whole way through.
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Yup. Lots of PP residents are Harvard grads.  And those who aren't and never lived in Boston were required to take a course at IVC.
 
Perspective said:
Have Pavilion Park residents figured out the round-a-bout (traffic circle at entrance)? I visited Beacon Park twice last week and each time was stuck behind drivers completely confused about how to navigate it, slowing to a snail's pace the whole way through.
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Yes ive noticed that its gotten better and free flowing.
 
Yes, virtually impossible to t bone in the roundabout. 
I see people blow past stop signs all the time, both intentionally (they don't see any cars on cross traffic) and unintentionally (didn't see stop sign, talk on phone, dark)
 
After visiting the BP models a couple of times (I didn't step in any pee, vomit, or spit, thank goodness), I am shocked at the huge numbers of Indians looking at the models.  Of course, most of the visitors to BP models were from mainland China, but I saw almost as many Indians as mainland Chinese.  Maybe Broadcom is having a big impact on BP demographics.
 
Happiness said:
After visiting the BP models a couple of times (I didn't step in any pee, vomit, or spit, thank goodness), I am shocked at the huge numbers of Indians looking at the models.  Of course, most of the visitors to BP models were from mainland China, but I saw almost as many Indians as mainland Chinese.  Maybe Broadcom is having a big impact on BP demographics.
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maybe being by a cemetery is not taboo in Indian culture?
 
nyc to oc said:
Happiness said:
After visiting the BP models a couple of times (I didn't step in any pee, vomit, or spit, thank goodness), I am shocked at the huge numbers of Indians looking at the models.  Of course, most of the visitors to BP models were from mainland China, but I saw almost as many Indians as mainland Chinese.  Maybe Broadcom is having a big impact on BP demographics.
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maybe being by a cemetery is not taboo in Indian culture?
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And they'll pay the price if they buy in BP!!!

Wait, what are the consequences again?
 
Happiness said:
After visiting the BP models a couple of times (I didn't step in any pee, vomit, or spit, thank goodness), I am shocked at the huge numbers of Indians looking at the models.  Of course, most of the visitors to BP models were from mainland China, but I saw almost as many Indians as mainland Chinese.  Maybe Broadcom is having a big impact on BP demographics.
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In addition to Indians, I also saw a handful of Black and Latino families, which I don't recall seeing at OH/PP grand opending. I have a feeling BP will have a good mix of ethnicities. I have some black friends living in LA county that want to move to Irvine to seek better schools and neighborhoods.  I mentioned BP and apparently they're aware and will be checking it out.
 
Irvine Fanatic said:
Happiness said:
After visiting the BP models a couple of times (I didn't step in any pee, vomit, or spit, thank goodness), I am shocked at the huge numbers of Indians looking at the models.  Of course, most of the visitors to BP models were from mainland China, but I saw almost as many Indians as mainland Chinese.  Maybe Broadcom is having a big impact on BP demographics.
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In addition to Indians, I also saw a handful of Black and Latino families, which I don't recall seeing at OH/PP grand opending. I have a feeling BP will have a good mix of ethnicities. I have some black friends living in LA county that want to move to Irvine to seek better schools and neighborhoods.  I mentioned BP and apparently they're aware and will be checking it out.
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saw mostly asians on Sunday.. and a good dose of asian young kid couples (you know the ones that just get money from their parents in China).  It's going to be more of the same me thinks.
 
nyc to oc said:
Happiness said:
After visiting the BP models a couple of times (I didn't step in any pee, vomit, or spit, thank goodness), I am shocked at the huge numbers of Indians looking at the models.  Of course, most of the visitors to BP models were from mainland China, but I saw almost as many Indians as mainland Chinese.  Maybe Broadcom is having a big impact on BP demographics.
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maybe being by a cemetery is not taboo in Indian culture?
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Do they even have cemeteries in India?  I thought Indians cremated their dead and poured the ashes in the Ganges.
 
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