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Build tall!! Scrap all under 10 floor plans!!! They should be illegal!!!!!
Micah Micah Micah. You were doing so well. And now, here you are back with the ridiculous comments with so many exclamation points. I see you are on Skyscraper City Indianapolis Development also. Okay, let’s start again. NO MORE EXCLAMATION POINTS ALREADY.
I appreciate your enthusiasm. I do. But indy is NEVER going to have the skyline you want. You may want to move to Chicago. I have been here 30 years, hoping for more high-rises. Never has happened. We will be lucky to get the Signia as currently designed. Hopefully they don’t shorten it. Will be a looooooong time before we get another office high-rise. Those days are over, at least for now, due to Covid and working remotely. Perhaps we will get a residential high-rise or two. But I wouldn’t bet on that. Still a lot of older office space downtown that can be converted to residential. Sorry to burst your bubble.
GO MICAH. BUILD TALLER, it is happening. Slowly but surely.
Micheal,
You have to be the change you want to see in the world. Scroll past if you don’t like exclamation points!!!!!! It is a public comment board. No bubbles burst here, just continued advocacy for smart urban development and design.
The scale looks good for the historic district. The details are OK. The white brick is going to look wildly out of pace in the historic districts.
Elements of the design will likely change as it goes through the IHPC approval process. I’m not saying that the white brick is likely to be taken out, but that the rendering probably doesn’t fully represent what the final product will look like.
Thanks for the feed back.
I guess it looks better than what was built there in 96!
Mass Ave. has exploded with growth. It’s a fun area. Love to see it.
It’s nice to see more infill along Mass Ave. There are still several vacant angled corners that need infilled to anchor the corner blocks. I can’t believe the 96 building was approved originally.