I would have to say that the buildings of Will (William) Alsop appear too much like a sculptural object (intended to create a strong emotional response in the viewer) and do not appear to address the "human scale" (would you feel comfortable sitting or standing next to it). I would need to actually visit one to be sure, but that is how they appear from the pictures.
Norman Foster appears to do an excellent job of creating people friendly, usable spaces. The Addition to Joslyn Art Museum HERE was very respectful of the existing building. (In contrast, the ROM Crystal by Daniel Libeskind appears to have hated the existing building and wanted to destroy all trace of it HERE ).
Norman Foster appears to do an excellent job of creating people friendly, usable spaces. The Addition to Joslyn Art Museum HERE was very respectful of the existing building. (In contrast, the ROM Crystal by Daniel Libeskind appears to have hated the existing building and wanted to destroy all trace of it HERE ).