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KulBC

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  1. 14 hours ago, Urban Cowboy said:

    I know the renderings show no screening on the south garage facing side. But I really hope they bring that mesh screening around the back. 
     

    Unless they know Re-development of that deck is imminent, it’s going to look unfinished having exposed concrete at the base. Granted, won’t be viewable from many angles - but still noticeable.
     

    Love this project...two tone glass, height, location, residential too. Just think that additional screening would make a huge difference!
     

    I’m amazed how much we critique parking deck screening... but if it’s done right it elevates the perceived quality of an entire project. Spectrum/Lending Tree set the bar high.

    The most offensive angle of the  garage for me is from Bearden Park. Something about that angle makes it look extra incomplete because everything else in the line of sight is so finished. Overall, this building is looking really great and I'm liking the front 3/4 angle from Graham & MLK. The extended glass facades at the top of the building really set it off.

     

     

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  2. Add me to the list!

    I've put my finger on what it is that I hate about this building. It exemplifies the "bland, generic southern city" architectural style. Uninspired with tacky details, oddly proportioned, and vaguely looks like it could be part of a mediocre church, built in the '90's and on a budget. I would say this building fits more in line with Raleigh's skyline, than modern day Charlotte's. While I appreciate new buildings in the city, I can't bring myself to like this building, no matter how much I want to. 

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