That’s more than I hoped for. I just liked the connectivity between Glenwood South and downtown, and the renderings didn’t look bad. A little underwhelmed with the execution in daylight, but only a little. And the added lights at night is an unexpected bonus.
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I’d love to see another building at least 10 stories tall right beside it, preferably residential with ground floor retail. That would really help Glenwood’s entrainment area to expand to Hillsborough St.
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Mike, yaasss!!! Let’s see what we can get going on this…
Anyone with Twitter that wants to get behind this, can you pls retweet? Thx!
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Those horizontal lines make it feel kind of art deco. Cool lights.
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That dangling S is driving me nuts.
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I’m not a fan of when an s dangles.
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I don’t see “The Willard” anywhere.
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It looks fine to me lol. Am I the only one who doesn’t see an issue?
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I didn’t want to be the one to ask what they meant 
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If you zoom in on the S in Hotels, it doesn’t look flush against the building like the rest of the letters. Robert is eagle eyed!
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I see it now! Almost looks photoshopped on
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And the spacing between the L and S doesn’t look consistent. It could just be the camera angle. I’ll walk by today.
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Somebody needs to apply kerning to that sign.
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It’s the “o” with weird spacing
bad kerning can never be justified!
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Atlantic Coast hot els, is that a new drink? Did not know that Marriott hotels had bars. 
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We ever figure out what’s opening right next to The Willard? If it’s a restaurant or bar? They’re making pretty good progress on the inside and exterior of that building.
