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Architecturally I hope they will keep the exterior reminiscent or similar of the present facility for history sake and to be aesthetic will the other nearby historical structures.
Yes, I too hope that this “facadomy” they are attempting will at least “remind” us of the old pavilion. Even though 50 million dollars sounds like a lot, in today’s construction market, its not that much. I wonder what type of building could be built for such an amount. Although I am not comparing apples to apples here but to get an idea of costs digest this. The then “Conseco” Fieldhouse, which is now “Bankers Life” building cost around 196 million dollars in 1998. Today that same building would cost in the neighborhood of 480 to 500 million dollars. This building obviously won’t be on that scale but it may be a pretty “modest” building in terms of scale and quality.
Agreed Darrell – there are actually some beautiful buildings in there.