EllenOlenska

I'm halfway between "easy come, easy go" and "this can't be going."

Tear down the Target and replace the entire thing with a park (of hey, multicolored crepe myrtles.) Tear down the townhouses and built another line of towers while we're just naming fantasies.

I don't mean to offend, but, boy I wish this floating cube straddled Main in Midtown.

From a purely practical standpoint, increased-footage first units would seem fantastic. Maybe with a door open to the street? Security-wise it's the same thing.

Since you asked, might I suggest that you're a very small person.

The view of the future midtown cluster and Museum District cluster from this are going to be nice.

And wonder now how my heart filled with hope.

The Coolidge is a suburban Chase Babk building.

I wonder if any of the units are supposed to just step out to the pool or if they're supposed to be frustrated by glass and a hedge.

Please, someone help me out on this: there on three obvious towers going up in midtown (3300 Main "Jewel in the Crown" a block north of MATCH; the possible office component of Mid-Main at 3501 Main a block east of Mid-Main; and the possible on the shorter side mixed-use at Louisiana and Anita); there is also this tower ("The Courtlandt"?) which may be going up at the block bound by Main Travis Francis and Holman (which does appear to be MATCH'S block.) The map on the first page of this threat has the arched building coming down for this, but isn't it coming down for the "Jewel"? Does MATCH not take up the whole block?

More succinctly, what is this and where is this supposed to be again?

I grew up in Pasadena. This...seems...right.

As a thin, young, white person my answer is: much cheaper places.

Can I start a group of people who aren't going to give an opinion conclusively till it's finished

Succinctly: all things at their price. I hope these are low.

Yeah, but that Rice Hotel shade of chestnut, right?

Not sure why they used this image. Did a quick search and it's a high-rise planned for Denver.

I was wondering what that building in the background was supposed to be. Does anyone know what it is?

They probably died when they tumbled off the pool deck.

The luke-warm take depresses me.

We do have lots and lots of land, and prohibitive land features warrants more creativity--and height. But I'm ecstatic about the Northeast quadrant of downtown--southeast of Main, northeast of the Park.

Since I started checking this forum I've been let down by announcements. So perhaps they're trying to uplift me by just building without an announcement

Could they put a Marriot style glass facade on it?

Too much talk. We scared it away.

I was wondering just that. I'm not sure what building is rendered behind it.