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Old Posted May 30, 2026, 11:18 PM
Drybrain Drybrain is offline
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I was walking by the under-construction building I mentioned a few posts earlier today, and took a few pictures.

Seems to be not dramatically different in scale from the maligned Jubilee building, but the use of clapboard (or something approximating it; I didn't get close enough to be sure) makes a big difference. There are stone blocks around the foundation, and there's another building, part of the same small development, around the corner, with a more interesting look: wood siding, and a front facade mostly comprising glass bricks.

Seems to be evidence that you don't have to build what looks like an airport hangar to be code-compliant and profitable.





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