Plaster and lath? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.
Crown moulding? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.
Solid wood flooring? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.
Brick? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.
One begins to see a pattern and wonder if "style" is actually "what makes more profit for builders."
And that's not even to say they're always entirely wrong; you should spend on the things that are expensive to change later (location, foundation, etc) perhaps; like a church that is built with plain windows because you can always add stained glass later.
[1] an example my friend hated as a roofer were the little decorative things on the corners of a roof (corner gables? no idea) - he charged something like $2k per because of the absolute huge amount of absolutely fiddly labor required to build and roof them, and hated every minute of it.