Nice cantilever loll
I drove by the other day and noticed that it’s pretty symmetrical and has what looks like two garage openings on the bottom. I wonder if this will be a duplex?
I’m old enough to remember when having 2 individual/single garage doors was seen as sort of a prestige thing on a suburban house. You don’t see it much anymore because the garage has to be larger to make them both fit.
Never have they been here so early or been so darn noisy. Not only do they work on Thanksgiving Day, but they also start at 6:30 am. Rude I say, just rude.
Probably early since they didn’t get stuck in traffic
My neighbor went over and gave them “a good talkin’ to.” Seriously. They were surprised to find out no overtime or holiday pay. So. I now feel really bad for complaining.
Perhaps we can have some sympathy for the poor workers who have to work on (perhaps) the nation’s most inclusive holiday?
Plenty of people still out here hustlin’ Turkey or Not…
We just walked by there last night and were amazed how these have come along. It had gotten dark, so we didn’t take any pics. Nice to see in the daylight
Can we get a couple of multi-family versions of this… We need that kind of density in this area, not more single family housing.
I gotta say that I appreciate that the brick isn’t red or brown.
It’s zoned 3-story mixed use. Given that, for-sale townhouses are by far the most marketable way to divide up that buildable square footage… townhouse buyers are willing to pay a lot more than apartment renters, and a condo only makes sense if it’s a bigger building. Now that the TOD overlay is law, it could’ve been 5-story multifamily (and rental/condo might’ve made sense), but that wasn’t in the cards then.
Re: the brick color, NC red clay results in red/orange/brown bricks. Just as it’s tough to dye dark hair to a lighter color, it’s tough to make red bricks into white. So the bricks on this project are red, but dusted with white on the outside.