Personally, it would be pretty awesome to see some of the $30 mil go to hire a star architect to design something truly note worthy and iconic for one or both of these blocks. Anything but a utilitarian rectangles!!
Again op top of buildings too.
Wrong thread for this.
These two are super cool. You might want to click to zoom in as they are higher rez than the others.
You should share that first one with the horde of angry old pearl clutchers who are commenting online about how this will ruin downtown and the look of Fayetteville St. It actually strengthens it. Thanks for sharing. I’m geeking out about all of these pictures tonight.
God people really find a way to complain about everything!
If something massive goes here, the Marriott and Charter Square 1 are going to look minuscule, sandwiched in there.
Stop Complaining we voted big city people into the council be grateful. All big cities have some nimmbles minced small skyscrapers in between.
Well, that escalated quickly
- Ron Burgundy
If you have a new tower, and there is generally new construction across the street that’s short, it only insures your view corridor for a longer period of time. I see it as a win.
It was more of a general observation than anything.
Marriott and Charter Square? What about the one story McDonald’s? That’s going to look terrible
That already looks terrible. Can the city put in minimum height restrictions in the zoning? That property needs it so in 10 years when the next remodel comes around, the city can say “nope, not tall enough for the zoning.”
Aren’t they redoing that McD’s now? Seems like they could go for at least a 6-7 story building with a McD’s at the bottom and apartments on top.
They want a drive thru
Ugh. Drive throughs. I’m not into policing such things, but I’d break my own rule to get rid of them.
they may have to turn the golden arches upside down to look like they are trying to keep the tall kids from stepping on them.