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you don't think they have lawns in the inner city? lol well you're wrong. Just because i like to have a lawn and a backyard, doesn't mean i live in the burbs man. you should go to Compton in Los Angeles, or SW Atlanta, they don't have rowhouses...is that because they are suburbs?

Critique? A critique acutally has valid points....most people in here with negatives towards this building only seem to say stuff like "its ugly" "it looks like a lego" "its ugly" "it looks like a lego" "its ugly" " i could draw this up in my sleep" "its ugly" "i could do better than this" "its ugly" "i'm a way better architect that OMA" "its ugly" "it looks like darth vadar" "its ugly" ..."my little brother could build a building better than this".....oh and "its ugly." but they don't seem to have anything to say, negative or positive, about all the features of this building..maybe because they know they are freaking AMAZING.

i'd just rather not live so squashed up with people on my left, on my right, and on top. I like to cut my grass sometimes, and i want a nice sized back yard.

people need space. Rowhouses offer no privacy IMO

THATS very enovative. I'm amazed at some of the current desgining and ideas in architecture these days.

not one that allows public access like this one will.

nice pics. its prety freakin cold right now..you are a brave person.

i can't beleive there is going to be a public park on the 22nd level...did I read that correctly? I've never heard of a skyscraper with that in it. I like the design, its not like anything in my city but I think thats a good thing. If people in Louisville like it, they should get it built, and hopefully they don't pay attention to negative staments like the one above. Do your own thing Louisvile, have your own style! I love the fact that this is not a copy of other skyscrapers that have already been built. Does anyone know if Ohio has a skyscraper with more than 1,200 parking spots underground, just as a comparison? does Ohio have a skyscraper with a public park on the 22nd level? Just as a comparison. I think those who are so critical of this buildings look, forget that it also has a purpose...which is not to make you love its look, its a hotel/lofts/museum/condos/public park/resturants/fun. I haven't known of any skyscraper that is this appealing to the public. You'd be lucky to get past the front door, let alone the 22nd level of most skyscrapers these days. its not that ugly, and i'm pretty shocked at some of the closed minded Ohians in this thread.