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I honestly think if you correct errors like that, you should get compensated.

That's a fair statement, but also completely unquantifiable.

^ Welcome to the forum. In your post you pointed out an example of bad architecture. So can you point out an example of good architecture; like an example that, in your opinion, would garner support from the people you know?

I'd like to hear Vance actually elaborate on his push for more government involvement toward his social conservative agenda.

^ Love it! But I somehow think those same buildings in Cleveland end up being gray haha.

Yup. This would be hilarious if it wasn't exactly true.

Birdtown Brewery...fingers crossed it's sooner than later :-) https://www.facebook.com/birdtownbrewing

Cool. I don't think I ever even noticed the cornice was missing, but now I can't unsee it lol. Fun to think what might possibly get built adjacent....someday.....

This was a very well done spot. I agree with him that current leadership is missing out on a heck of a lot of opportunities.

His vague statements about using "political power" to advance his religious social agenda are worrisome. But the acceptance of money from Thiel tells me he is not serious about actually pushing that kind of agenda.

^ Congrats to Tamba Bay lol.

Hard to tell if J.D. Vance truly wants a bigger, more expansive government involvement in all of our lives, or is simply pandering here: https://nationalconservatism.org/natcon-dc-2019/presenters/jd-vance/

Very cool to see what was recently a wasteland completely transformed in such a relatively short time.

Right. I just figured pessimistically the owners would drag their feet. So that the easiest route would be the public sidewalk.

I once suggested (and added a poorly done rendering) of how the boardwalk could simply be built above the current sidewalk in front of those particular buildings.

I kinda wish the name change topic had its own thread, so I could avoid it.

Ha! Proud to say I know one of those brave heroes.

The proximity to the Towpath opens up a lot more daytime options for the venue. Would love to see the music continue, with renovations that still keep the bar area as much the same as possible. It's just so cool and "new" places just don't have the same aura.

Just wanted to say this could be one of my favorite renderings on UO. This has the look of a bigger city.

Why the kid gloves? This is a corporation, it's incapable of having its feelings hurt.

I'm not seeing outrage from anyone, but simply concern which, by all accounts, appears warranted.

Just for the sake of future comparison, here is one of the earlier designs (2018).

Julie S. Young, the firm’s vice president for global corporate communications, told the editorial board via email that.... “We will follow the City of Cleveland’s standard rules and procedures,” she added, “along with their recommendations for ways to consider input from the public during the design review process.”

Ha! That was the one cover song my band in college would play. We had a friend who would come up and sing that one, and play the extra bass part. Desire!!!!!

Perhaps if someone with mad skillz could place @FerrariEnzo's Devon images into a real city we could get a better appreciation of how this would/would not interact in an urban setting? Also it's a little uncanny how Devon looks a lot like the Polymer Science Building and EJ Thomas Hall at the University of Akron.