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Filson Queen City Kitchen & Bar - Developed by Anderson Real Estate and Nicol Development Filson's namesake restaurant will be approximately 7,600-square-feet and have both indoor and outdoor dining with seating for about 450 people inside and 200 outside

Progress photos at the Ovation. Office exterior almost wrapped up. Parking deck built up to levee wall height with elevator and stair towers being constructed for the first three condo towers. Still can't believe starting price will be 950k.

The new restaurant space coming along in front of the underground railroad freedom center.

Well June 17th Delta is adding a second flight to Seattle daily (630am and 5pm), so Alaska is going to have an uphill battle.

It will never happen. The Hardie board will just keep getting painted over and over again until it degrades and falls apart from poor install. Watched this being built it's gonna happen...

You dont like the faux art deco vertical elements on the west side or the wave to the north that doesnt connect with the rest of the building lol

Annoys me how a prime piece of beautiful real estate and we get this ugly hardie board design. We as a city need to ask more from developers, when it comes to design for these projects. I know this was one of Cranley's pet projects, but good god this is so damn ugly. This is going to look terrible in under 5 years.

The aggravation for me is sun visors and sunglasses seem to be a hard concept for everyone driving southbound during sunset...

The biggest issue / hold up, they cant get the financing until someone agrees to lease a large portion of the building. Banks are struggling to approve office construction loans in this working environment right now. Its a bad cycle, they want lessors for the building prior to giving financing, and lets be honest you want to be the person signing a lease for a building that hasn't broken ground?

The roof was leaking badly on the top floor of pins so ripping up the roof floor to fix the membrane below.

Ha! I skimmed over that part I was just trying to digest the design and site relation of the building to the area. The more I look at it the more I want to get a red sharpie marker out like my college professors back in the day, on pin up day and destroy it.

https://linknky.com/news/2022/03/28/a-potential-covington-office-development-is-announced-but-not-much-is-being-shared/ Not sure what to make of this project or design. Hopefully the back corner of the lot will eventually be developed, the exterior façade on the second and third floor just feels uncomfortable from a design perspective. Its suppose to be offices, but looks apartment/residential.

OTR Adopt and Margy Waller are sharpening there pitch forks for another fight...

Well if Portland and San Francisco are the two places needed, then just work with Alaska to build up with two additional flights one to each city on top of the existing Seattle service. If United wont bring back service to SFO that be the only option.

They probably are doing it to avoid the anti-density folks from protesting the project, just a thought lol

A new breeding ground for karens and karens in training...

Shame I have to wait til Fall for ORD. But I understand its due to DL being relocated to Terminal 5 once the addition is completed.

I am surprised Margy Waller isnt gathering the losers together to hinder anything and everything going on in OTR.

They came into CVG guns blazing a couple years ago with a ton of flight routes and options. It seems like they have contracted quiet a bit and Allegiant has been eating there lunch at CVG. If the merger happens its really only ORD and FLL are the two airports Frontier doesnt service out of CVG that are Spirit operating bases. Every other city they fly to Spirit also flies.

Spirit Animal Airlines...

Plus there were large oil, fuel, and chemical tanks in the building for all the original machinery that processed the mailing of IRS tax paperwork. The IRS never removed the old equipment or these tanks when the equipment became out of date/use.

City was still awaiting final EPA approvals and to make sure that O'Rourke had all the proper qualifications for the asbestos, lead, and hazardous materials demolition and clean up. This can take awhile with a lot of WFH still happening in government agencies. Have to make sure everything is good to go before proceeding. There is a lot of hazardous waste in that building...

Awe schucks not having to see hairy, saggy, middle aged man tits painted orange, i think i can live...

Miami comes closest, and they didn't fully enclosed the Hard Rock.

The Haslams did have a study conducted on the Browns stadium and the ballpark figure was 200-250 million back in 2019 for a roof on First Energy Stadium. Its doable.