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Oh boy. Nothing says “developed city” like a strip plaza made of old shipping containers!
Yeah, your idea for that property – and your willingness to put your own money on the line for it – was both better and courageous.
The existing dump looks better than a bunch of shipping containers.
Non-entrepreneurs lack any credibility when criticizing entrepreneurs.
With exterior/interior finishes the container is just the base structure. Exterior facades could blend it into the surroundings or provide a tasteful contrast. And it is Broad Ripple, who is not for sustainable reuse?
If it’s like the Container Park in Las Vegas, it will be wonderful.
Agreed. If only Oak & Ivy would take one of those spots – that is the best bourbon spot I’ve ever seen.
My parents used to rent the building back in the 1970s and operated an antique shop called “The Old Fashioned Shop”. There were there for several years before their lease expired and they moved to a different location. They closed entirely about 3 years after the move.
This concept, especially the interior courtyard, reminds me a little of The Hub on 30A in Florida. I hope it works out.
Have you ever been to The Hub? Apparently not, as this is absolutely nothing like it.
While perhaps not historic, I hate to see that old building torn down and replaced with shipping containers.
I hear you, but it’s been an eyesore for too long. Guessing it is in a bit of a shamble if Monkey’s Tale is any indication.
This is exactly what Broad Ripple needs!!! unique creativity that has worked in cities like Austin, Las Vegas, Portland etc. A wonderful vision and pragmatic development for the future
Austin has an establishment like this on Rainey street and it is superb. Nicholas F needs to expand his horizons
Austin is a dump.
This is really cool – good luck!!!
It is a cool concept, but nothing has street front appeal like a corrugated cargo container (sarcasm). Plus this will be the first winter since 1918, where that much outdoor space will get any use at all.
I’m sure you have a better idea and also the cojones to take a risk on that better idea.
Oh Boy. Here we go!!!!~ BRVA will most likely screw this up – unless you grease their wheel.
glad to see this area really become the hipster part of town it claims to be. this and manyn other concepts should always come to this area to see if it catches on. i have no idea why some folks always like to ridicule things they’re not use to or anything thats different from your norm makes Indy a boring and typical city. the ironic thing of it is that if you vist a concept like this in another city you would have folks praising how fun and unique the experience was but if Indy tries to step out the norm and be creaitive you get alot of negative feedback. this is what separate cool and hip cities from lame and less than desirable cities. indy is a cool city thirsty for a concept and many more like this. if nothing else areas like broad ripple,mass ave and fountain sq should always be looking for new and cool concepts like this. hope it comes to reality.
With grammar, spelling and punctuation as displayed here you should consider becoming a columnist for the Indy Star.
The name is going to be confusing. The Monon Yard Neighborhood is located along the Monon trail between 25th and 30th streets. The MYN area has over 100 home sites available.
Check out the area http://www.mononyard.com