Can someone take a picture of this building from a different angle than the ground floor? I haven't seen any updates for it in awhile. Also wondering how this looks like from the north side. Thanks fam!
Land and Sea group out of Chicago is running the restaurants here. They run all 4 restaurants/bars in the Chicago Athletic Club which I both really like and kind of hate in equal measure
Assuming they do similar build-out quality it should be pretty nice.
Land and Sea group out of Chicago is running the restaurants here. They run all 4 restaurants/bars in the Chicago Athletic Club which I both really like and kind of hate in equal measure
Assuming they do similar build-out quality it should be pretty nice.
Idk man, my husband and I had the "Van Doozer" breakfast at the Chicago Athletic club every. damn. morning. years back....I still think about that dish
I find this one the most dull of the recent wave of construction. The base is quite nice but the tower does nothing unique, feels stubby, and overall just feels bland.
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Still not a fan. At least the base is nice. It does have some nice reflections at certain times of day, particularly from I-35, but otherwise, I mostly ignore it. It looks like all of Wichita Falls' buildings stacked into one.
I don't know what they could have done differently, but the balconies just don't look right on the south side. The other side is not that bad. My nuts hurt because of the fence I'm riding regarding this whole building. I like the scope of it for the location but dislike their attempt to make it interesting aesthetically. Or maybe I do like it. My opinion changes every time I look at it. Perhaps that's a good thing, or probably not.
I don't see anything particularly attractive about this building, but I don't hate it because it's not obviously ugly. Certainly forgettable. That said, I do like that they don't have a giant blank wall facing 6th Street like the Westin.
I kind of like the overhang on the upper part of the building. Reminds of old medieval houses where the second floors are larger than the first. I doubt that is what they were going for, but hey, it works for me.
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