Modern skyscrapers are often criticized for being soulless glass boxes, but I think the real problem is not the materials—it's how we use them. Most new high-rises in cities like London or New York are designed purely for profit, with little thought to street-level interaction or public space. Yet, when architects prioritize community needs, these towers can actually become vibrant hubs. So, should we ban the 'glass box' style altogether, or is it a matter of better design rather than aesthetic taste?