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speaking of stadium locations. There has to be something in the NFL bylaws that says Cleveland isn't allowed to play home games indoors.

https://www.lucasoilstadium.com/events-tickets/

Hope this works. Almost nothing affects me more when I look at old Cincinnati photos than to see small business coming out of every pore of the city.

it comes up often in social media discussions, guys.

yeah. looks like a chocolate pop tart with sprinkles.

looks like additional stands will block that lone uninspired building that's always framed in that notch on television. I am all for that, in particular.

much rather this monolithic thing than the shape and material shifting cardboard boxes they usually build.

For Uptown rentals, I'm impressed.

Indeed. It hosted a murder just this year.

Of course they're fine when you're sleeping, but being forced to use them when awake, when you've presumably bought a condo in a tower to have a view? Not a good solution.

Black out blinds aren't good solution for obtrusive lighting in residential.

I think you mean 197...6

Are we sure this isn't a Christmas Tree Farm?

Please let's not make twins for Lady Tiara.

Seriously, though. They had a chance to make two great intersections at Taft and McMillan, and neither of the buildings going up there give a damn about that or each-other.

The Auburndale on the next corner did it better.

Eventually, everything above the basin will be called Clifton.

lol, what's The Point?

There's a giant piece of iron when you walk into that courtyard at the City Museum with "CINCINNATI" etched into it. we're halfway there😐

and the other side looks to only run the length of the park/square.

Robert AM Stern, ladies and gentlemen. The savior of contemporary architecture, one collegiate building at a time. This is UC campus we're talking about. Plenty of biting rejoinders to your opinion within a 5 minute walk.

I'm just trying to figure out what a brutal brutalish building is...

shame this intersection was killed by road widening.

If it took too long to get from Alicemont to HPP, then we have different definitions of walkable. I kid a little, but fair point, given it's right next to the Plaza. I lived across from St Cecilia in the 90s and walked almost everywhere. Never had any business on Alicemont, though.

The Hyde Park Plaza area is quite walkable, if you subtract the actual Hyde Park Plaza, so I'm not sure what this comment means.