I agree. Instead of destroying them, they should be fixed up as best as can be and then repurposed as practical structures. They are obviously well built. With some decoration, they could be made to look very good. Some should also be left unaltered, as historical landmarks.
“Because of nearby apartment buildings the structure could not be demolished with explosives at the end of World War II, and since 1995 it has been protected as a historic monument.” so you better not go destroy it.
I know. I was replying to Kolak of Twilo, who was unfamiliar with WWII-era things still present in German cities.
he was busy putting walnuts in people’s hats.
And stealing thumbs.