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Not precisely but if there's 1,108 apartments in total, 4 buildings, each at 21 stories apiece and built in 1966, what is true for one building must be true for all, so if you find the proportion for one of the buildings, or can spread the prognostications around in equal fourths, you've probably found it for each. Could it be possible, for example, that each floor has only 1 studio (as 21x4=84)? And would it be possible then (for someone else, not me, haha) to prognosticate that a 1 bdr + 2bdr takes up the same amount of space as a 3-bdr, and extrapolate how many are likely to be on each floor? Are there 4-bdrs to mess up the ratio further?
Yeah, I was operating on the assumption each building layout was *probably* the same, although I think that is a false assumption based on my walking around there and actually seeing the buildings. The north buildings have secondary entrances/lobbies and I think are larger than the two south buildings (the two north structures may actually function as four buildings instead of two). I am going on the 1 studio per floor assumption because more would put studios over 10% of the total - I said 80-84 because the first floors of all the buildings should have different layouts than the rest of the floors because of the lobbies.
On another note, I saw that they were completely reconstructing balconies on at least one building, so the renovation work is pretty extensive. Did look like some of the scaffolding was in the process of being dismantled last I walked through though.
I walk by pretty often. The scaffolding has come down. They have been working on the parking lots and the side walk on the Columbia side. I've been looking for floor plans or a brochsure. Can't find anything.
Huh, interesting! I would think if you were going to build buildings with identically sized guts you'd have them, well, identical. Seems like a lot of work for them to be actually different but that's why the architects make the big bucks. Or, you never know, they seem reliable enough but I don't know if Emporis backs up its data with feet on the ground. Maybe they, likewise, assumed the buildings would all be identical. I agree though, the studio math works out too patly with the 10% rule taken into account to be very wrong.
hi all, I stopped by the management office today and was told they need a month to know if they received the application, so hopefully call before the end of June to find it out.
Huh, interesting! I would think if you were going to build buildings with identically sized guts you'd have them, well, identical. Seems like a lot of work for them to be actually different but that's why the architects make the big bucks. Or, you never know, they seem reliable enough but I don't know if Emporis backs up its data with feet on the ground. Maybe they, likewise, assumed the buildings would all be identical. I agree though, the studio math works out too patly with the 10% rule taken into account to be very wrong.
Here's a map model of the neighborhood with Masaryk in the lower right, you see the difference between the north buildings and the south buildings, the main part of the ones on the northern side look to be the same as the south buildings, but with an additional attached part with its own lobbies at the ends.
Thats a good number to have when I got on the list in 2010 I got number 1100 today its at 700ish. It moves just a bit slow. Dont forget the waiting list only moves after its been offered to the current residents.
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Or, you never know, they seem reliable enough but I don't know if Emporis backs up its data with feet on the ground. Maybe they, likewise, assumed the buildings would all be identical. I agree though, the studio math works out too patly with the 10% rule taken into account to be very wrong.
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