‘Like’ if this is you.

[Jason T. Radice]

I know some of you are as particular about paving patterns as I am, so I cheerfully share this image with you so it bothers you the rest of the day. Enjoy!

 

[David J. Chirico]

Nailed it…

[Jonathan P. Williams, RLA]

I may have to go take a picture of a similar thing I saw. Stamped conc. in Cobble was repaired with Stamped conc. Random Rectangles. Crazy.

[Wyatt Thompson, PLA]

Seriously, this was a thoughtful design decision? It looks like they installed the utility cover incorrectly. I am officially bothered.

[mark foster]

Finally,  modern art you can walk on.

[Leslie B Wagle]

Someone did some thinking on the lid and someone else plopped it down 90 degrees off. However, it makes a great “how to tell if you are a designer” type aptitude test item. Maybe we should continue this thread with other insider pics (that wouldn’t bother ordinary people). 

[Ernst Glaeser]

No matter how often you turn it, it won’t fit. Put it upside down!

[Andrew Spiering]

Ha!  Going to bother me the rest of the week! 🙂

[Heatherington Lenkin]

Thank you so much.  Made my day.  Hilarious. Nice to see someone else notices things like this.

[Alan Ray, RLA]

at least there’s something interesting about that boring design….

 

[Boilerplater]

Somebody got lazy when cutting the beige pavers.  No table wet saw maybe?  But yeah, that kind of stuff annoys me.  I see examples of this kind of thing all the time.

[Andrew Garulay, RLA]

What looks worse – a utility cover or trying to hide a utility cover?

Regardles of being rotated.

[Jonathan P. Williams, RLA]

Finally went back and took a picture. Three Paving patters and 3 colors.

[Jason T. Radice]

Aaaaaaand this is why I don’t ever use stamped or stained concrete. You ain’t foolin’ nobody and you can’t fix it. They have enough problems placing or repairing REGULAR concrete around here.

Thanks for the update and the pickiture.

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