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As a part 1, I find opinions such as those described above intensely frustrating. I believe such comments stereotype architects as egotistical hubris more than any tall building ever could, and as such works to tear the profession apart. That is not to say I am fond of the patchy aesthetic of London, but I recognise that if such "density" is so unnecessary, why are the office buildings full? Leon Krier is entitled to his opinion and makes a number of compelling points, but overridingly this appears as the ball and chain attached to the ankle of progress.