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hyperart thomasson refers to a useless structure that is still preserved as part of the built environment; a piece of art created unintentionally by the city itself. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
are the detached stair cases in the super mario bros series hyperart thomasson
are the detached stair cases in the super mario bros series (such as the ones shown above) hyperart thomasson
yes
no
i have a more nuanced take which i am going to post in the comments or tags
ive never thought about that before and i dont really care tbh [view results]
The Wonderful, Useless World of the Hyperart Thomasson
From staircases that lead to nowhere, to doors that open out to fatal drops, 'Thomassons' are architectural oddities generally described as 'useless, but still maintained'. I wrote a bit about them for the Sabukaru site. Read the full thing here...
https://sabukaru.online/articles/the-wonderful-useless-world-of-the-hyperart-thomasson
a few years ago I experienced Thommason, now I know this has a name. This is at Coles Corinda, Queensland.
Thomassons zijn overblijfselen van bouwelementen die geen nut (meer) dienen. De term, ook wel Hyperart Thomasson genoemd, is in de jaren 80 bedacht door de Japanse kunstenaar Akasegawa Genpei en is genoemd naar een Amerikaanse honkballer. Gary Thomasson diende voor een record bedrag een 2-jarig contract uit bij een Japanse club, terwijl hij niet in actie kwam.
https://www.messynessychic.com/2017/01/18/the-inexplicably-fascinating-secret-world-of-thomassons/