[deja vu]

Originally Posted by SIGSEGV

Wouldn't want to live there, but that is a bold statement.

I hate to slag people (hopefully none of them posts here!) but, the architecture firm's work is... uninspiring:
https://fuglebergkoch.com/projects/hospitality

"Fugly!" - it's almost in the name!

Originally Posted by IMBY

Tucson doesn't have much of a skyline at all in the downtown area, but there's a 15 story office building standing at Broadway & Rosemont, 4 miles from downtown, and it looks like it was built in the late 60's, maybe 70's. Only being here 2 years, I have no idea how it got there, or why.

Interestingly, Stantec, a pretty substantial A&E firm, has an office in there. Apparently, it's pretty modernized on the inside, and it's still the largest commercial office building in Tucson. Completed in 1975 it is 261,000 SF & 16 stories. The annual "Climb for the Fallen" charity event sounds fun.