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Didn't they just renovate it? Or was that Hexion's portion?

I bet that center lot will either be a garage or another residential building with some sort of amenity in the future.

This is just going to get more and more congested. Not sure a hospital really is going to work well here long term, and I certainly wouldn't want to live next to one and hear the sirens all night.

I’ll take it. Denser and nicer.

Those COTA buses are evil though - hopefully there's wider lanes on these streets to accommodate them.

Both sound like a nightmare. Just better not get any more stroads like the current two-way design of front street.

Good to see! Marconi is an absolute eyesore!

The density is good enough but yes, Evans farm follows age old neighborhood principles.

Evans Farm I think is a great model for how small-town neighborhoods should look - with Jerome village being an option for higher end/large lot more rural housing. Also, the Evans farm style historically works and keeps the community small, walkable, and connected.

Wrong. Homes are getting built and not even passing inspection. Builders are not following through with their obligations to build infrastructure. They're growing to create a tax base to build infrastructure, but don't understand how they'll just be chasing that for eternity. Their attempt at affordable housing is laughable, and there's now a massive parking-centric strip mall planned on prime real estate. Not to mention South 42 is already sold and will become the next Sawmill Road. No, they're doing everything horribly, horribly wrong.

Oh the irony...

They certainly seem higher quality - the problem is they're build with poor materials in the bones and use even worse contractors. Often times the material is only as good as the installer, and these guys suck!

That is extremely ugly and no historic commission should have approved that.

Go figure right when I stop driving down 33 every week they start this one…

I mean I could be biased given how much one of them is set to pay me

Pulte absorbed them I believe, and DR Horton absorbed Westport.

MI, Pulte, Maronda (sadly they're still around), Ryan. Centex, DR Horton. Avoid them all like the plague they're not worth the money.

I miss the historic detail here.

Does no one realize there's a ton of land left of the bridges?

This has to be one of the most architecturally uninspired buildings ever. They need a "green wall" and a few murals at least.

It's a rather... phallic... design. Won't miss it - would love to see UC build a more modern "statement tower" somewhere on campus though.

This building reminds me of Columbus' Atlas building. Can't wait to watch this one get done!

Intel, Meta, roundabout, and Behr factory.

Intel footprint as of February

They did a great job on this. I love the shelving wall!