What's going to be great about this project from an urban standpoint is that once its completed it will connect the river to street level in much the same way that SAMA and the Pearl do right now. That's three cultural landmarks (music, art, food) along a very short stretch, and if you see those as the focal points, and taking into consideration other existing landmarks along the museum reach like the lock and dam, the grotto, various bridges, and Ed Cross' Broadway project, the amount of space left to be filled in starts to seem very small indeed
