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Originally Posted by Jdawgboy
I'm sorry but I can't agree. It is a residential building, not a public use building and footprint most definitely is an issue when it comes to ground floor retail.
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Again, you're arguing against points I did not make. Where did I mention retail?
There are plenty of imaginative ways to create an engaging urban experience at street level through material use, greenery, artwork, and thoughtful fenestration to name a few. I don't care what use the building has, it's in the urban core of the city and should be responsive to that environment.