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Here is a way to make lemonade out of a lemon. Put up an artistic screening system on the deck and maybe include a night time lighting effect. This could have a greater impact than just a better designed deck architecturally.
Some examples
The Eugene Street Parking deck going up gets a pass because future street development will hide the deck.
Yeah that looks really cool actually I Hope they go for that design!
Maybe it's just me, but I actually prefer the new design over the old one quite a bit more. I've never been a fan of the faux traditional EIFS style that was really popular back in the early-mid 2000s, so I prefer the more functional deck design and I also think the solid glass building looks a lot better from Elm St. than the earlier design.
Noticed some work being done on the white building that has been empty for quite a while, near the corner of MLK and South Elm over the weekend. Anyone know what's going on?
Noticed some work being done on the white building that has been empty for quite a while, near the corner of MLK and South Elm over the weekend. Anyone know what's going on?
I saw that. It use to be a grocery store many years ago. That would be a great reuse of the building.
Noticed some work being done on the white building that has been empty for quite a while, near the corner of MLK and South Elm over the weekend. Anyone know what's going on?
Ha. I just drove by that site about five minutes ago... wondering what was going on.
Good news everyone! The downtown Hardee's is just closed temporarily, according to the sign on the door. And also, they're hiring.
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