Walk up close, and you see this sign (please excuse the reflections...it was nighttime and I couldn't find the scaffold's light switch)
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I know nothing about architecture, except to say...ewww. That is to say I'm sure they'll make lovely homes, but...ewwww. College library much? Dorms? Office Park?
Like I said I look forward to welcoming new neighbors some time next year.
* To those who do renderings for a living, I ask a simple question. Does it cross one's mind what sort of person to put in the foreground of the picture, crossing the street in front of the building? Probably just a random choice, yes? Or perhaps in honor of the Caledonian's Scottish heritage, she hails from Edinburgh? A Scottish attorney perhaps? Once again, always thin. So very thin, the people in these new buildings are to be. I wonder whether the doorways are especially narrow as well. And the elevators have artificially low maximum weights! Bodymassist Developers!
2 comments:
I love you, Q! Always good for a late-night laugh...
I think the re-use of this hospital building is really great. If it's a successful development for this area it could encourage some developer to take interest in redeveloping and renovating the Phat Albert building.
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