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They’re both nice in different ways.
Assuming it was demoed, then what a shame when a block and half move to a barge would have saved this house for a home somewhere else! The issue is not that it was replaced but that it was lost when it could have easily been saved for the cost of transport.
The house is a nightmare, just horrible.
Yes, I guess that’s why they chose to demolish it.
Cool. A classic heritage home demolished and replaced by a Borg Cube. Set phasers to bewilder. I imagine every time the garage doors open a computerized voice announces “RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED.”
Disgusting it’s not a house it’s a big box store
Good bye culture. :'(