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Originally Posted by Homecreek
I know everyone hates a blank side (back side of the Hyatt) but the reality is a developer does not know what might be built next to the building. I don't think anyone would want to open the curtains to their room and stare at a another wall less than 10 feet away.
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Just because it's not a good place to put windows doesn't mean it has to be completely architecturally blank. Check out wall of the Hampton Inn that was put up against where another building (Hyatt Place) was going to go:
https://maps.google.com/maps?ll=30.2...1.48,,0,-35.93
I'm seriously looking at that Hampton Inn building in a whole new light now. It was done really well for what it is, IMO. The developers cared and put a little thought into it.