Go ahead and signal your attitude toward your subject with a wittle bitty simile at the end of your opening paragraph:
“One thing that’s always been true in New York,” says Dan Doctoroff, “is that if you build it, they will come.” He is referring to Hudson Yards, the $25bn, 28-acre, mega-project that he had a critical hand in originating while he was deputy mayor of the city under Michael Bloomberg in the early 2000s. He can now look down on his co-creation every day from his new office in one of the development’s towers and see hundreds of people climbing up and down Thomas Heatherwick’s Vessel sculpture, like tiny maggots crawling all over a rotting doner kebab.
LOL.
April 16th, 2019 at 10:44AM
Rotting doner kebab! I’ll never be able to see it as a basket again!
April 16th, 2019 at 3:35PM
Michael: I know.