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Just glanced back at the structures that Neyer was proposing back in 2004 and 2006. At the time, many people thought those were inappropriate, hideous or overblown. In retrospect, I'd gladly exchange any one of those earlier designs for the uninspired monstrosity that's there now. It's absurdly boring, especially when you consider the character-filled neighborhood that surrounds it. This is the sort of building that gives development a bad name. And to think they're talking about four more buildings on the same site. Ghastly. The only hope is that Neyer, which is having enormous trouble leasing the existing, will bail and sell it to a developer with some vision.