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It doesn't seem to be matching the plans. It looks much flatter... Not happy.

Bad striping. Look at the dumb central turn lane. I absolutely hate those. Dig it up and plant trees there.

This one’s kinda sneaky on its way up. Didn’t even realize it was this tall.

One thing I think we can and should see is an APM running from the terminal to the old garage. Would also be cool to build a flagship hotel and have it connected to that as well. Could make an argument to extend it to the other lots if needed, though I think shuttle service will be more appropriate there.

PDX has this and I love it. Only problem is some airlines get a little buried. But I think signage is an easy fix there...

Mediocre and feels like a Mariott Townplace. Hopefully next airport we have a truly high-end lounge (and again, please stop with the tan/white. It just feels cheap)

The need to make the ceiling wood like Portland. Too much bland white in this design. Portland's airport is beautiful - I loved walking through it.

Huge news for CSCC https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/columbus-state-to-spend-50-million-on-building-upgrades-franklin-hall-renovation/ar-AA1tdI0l?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=777fc9adc41c4f19b62e8c7de435b311&ei=9

Intel at this point is nothing more than a rly bad DOD contractor. Just like Boeing

I really like this!

I'm going to take this as sarcasm...

Hopefully they come here and do that as well.

Spoke with someone high up in electric co-ops and they said this would be the only way. Glad these companies are catching on. Would love to know what the gov is smoking right now thinking they can get transformers to build new infrastructure quickly though 🤣

It is.

It's alive!

Progress...

Another one on the rise!

This is an actual building I wouldn't miss.

I just hate the architecture. It’s very value engineered.

Someone’s getting that extra b insurance $$$$. Now, because Columbus loves tearing stuff down, let’s hope they actually tear this down.

Trolley is a disappointment as expected. It was all great until the vinyl went up.

It was a higher density development around a central greenspace. Such a space would be great for programming large events. My biggest issue is just the overall architecture and streetscapes. It leaves much to be desired, and was in no way the classical architecture this city needs.

There was supposed to be a central greenspace the development was surrounding. That did not happen. Think a secondary Columbus Commons.

Come down to Columbus we've got one of those building towers for us! 🤣

Well its not built like crap for a change. Cities need to start requiring good materials in their building code, so that we can see a lot more of this.