Posted Jun 26, 2008, 1:46 AM
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CHACUN SON GOÛT
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Originally Posted by Dakotasteve66
I think the L Street Lofts fit very well in midtown, but specifically for the fact that it is located in the J-K-L business district, where it is more appropriate. You move the Lofts a few streets north or south, and it just doesn't work.
So, saying 8, 10 or 15 story towers are appropriate or inappropriate for midtown is too gross a statement. I think it depends on the specific lot in midtown and its surrounding structures. The vacant lot on northeast corner of Q and 19th comes to mind. As previously stated, some lots along the R Street corridor. Possibly along W street where taller structures could buffer noise from the Highway 50. 27th and Q? or some of the properties in that vacinity near the Capital City Freeway.
However, I also agree, that if any of these projects detracted from larger scale projects in downtown or the railyard, it would have an overall negative impact on the central city.
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Interesting ideas, perhaps some of the future structures that would border the 20th street/19th Street railroad tracks could be more along the 5 to 8 story range to buffer the noise from the train (although sometimes i like the roar of a train).
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