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It's still there but has 2 floors added to the top. The corner house to the left was demolished around 2007 or 8.

perhaps this one? https://cinematreasures.org/theaters/9108

was it where Yesterday's used to be on Hatch? It has a similar vibe.

If it was a group ride I was there!

they started removing the bricks about a decade ago. It has been like this since.

I lived across the street at 57 at the start of Covid lockdown. It sucked. Hopefully the area has improved. It was VERY unwelcoming at that time.

Quite uninspiring.

Same old ugly crap. Just exhausting at this point. It's difficult to feel excited about projects like this.

everyone here had an issue with the height and then I mention it and some of yall decide to get defensive about it. What the fuxk? Seriously I would appreciate an explanation.

So Indy is getting a 468' Hilton. Yet here we are 300'.

That is an extremely disappointing route extension. It needs to go to Clifton Ave.

making it out of glass would be awesome.

Do events at Heritage bring a lot of business to The Banks?

They claim to want to reconnect Walnut and Main, so they put a large parking lot at the rear of the building between the two streets, and the structure doesn't even engage with Liberty. And on top they're preserving the parking lot across the street. This whole thing is a mess.

A streetcar on McMillan would be amazing.

Just curious but what do you think the benefits would be by converting Taft to 2 way? With th amount of traffic it carries as an exit from 71, reducing lanes and having to deal with oncoming left hand turns seems like it would cause a lot of congestion. And it wouldn't be good to have the off ramp backing up during events.

Man, I'm really not a fan of this style of architecture.

Hopefully they decide to paint it a nice charcoal grey.

👆 try not being so rude.

I feel like that spot on Cheapside is just doomed. There really isn't anything around it and besides the courthouse workers there isn't a lot of pedestrian traffic in that part of downtown. Perhaps some infill would be nice. East 8th is a massive parking lot.

it's everywhere else that seems to cost $50. I'm lamenting the loss of my cheap haircut spot.

I got my haircut there. It was awful. Just don't like having to pay $50 for a trim.

Ah that's the building I was thinking of.

Nordstrom was on 5th I believe.

Honestly that's incredible. I'm really happy about this.