cinco

steelhaus coming along nicely. i gotta say i really like this project - bring on the density.

HEIL!

shaman

i apologize for the overly personal comment regarding your post. it was unnecessary. however, your initial post struck a chord because i read it to be condescending (which you admit that you intended to chastise). you have no clue as to who you are addressing and would not know who has or hasn't ever been involved in development... in some capacity or another - many of us have. even still, that is aside from the point. we all have ideas as to what levine should do with all his vacant land uptown - for the betterment of charlotte.

i'm sure levine is a swell guy - but, your on a forum that is designed to converse about urban development - which doesn't exist on levine's prime uptown real estate.... so, you probably aren't going to sell anyone on levine's "purchase and sit" tactics. we all recoginize that it is his land - and he will do with it what he may. however, being concerned enthusiasts - we have opinions on what we think he should do. not too mention, alot of us find it OUTRAGEOUS that the city would allow him to get his hands on even more prime uptown real estate.

no. lovers of art deco will have to continue to get there kicks around n. tryon.

turk 182

waxhaw

transmogrification

supposedly, it just takes that long in planning... the money is already in place.

first concert

^ nice find! i agree they should bake this into the new project (which, btw - is great). one of my favorite things in architecture is when something old is utilized with something modern... when done right - it is my greatest of design pleasures.

temptation

siouxse

punch drunk love

mother's little helper

estrogen

"plutonian nights" by sun ra

- o'potamia

king friday

baaaa

migraine

i agree with this post. btw, i am a native charlottean and i have mostly, always said "uptown". of course i've heard it both ways, but, my instinct leans towards uptown.

hawaii

yearn