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Originally Posted by Drybrain
Funny that this or this or this work as viable commercial/restaurant space. (That first one is split into two restaurants, both of which are huge on the inside.) Clearly someone found a way to make these similar spaces viable. |
Totally irrelevant. Those are not what was deemed necessary for the Taj Mahal restaurant to operate successfully. So now you not only want to tell a business owner what his property should look like, but also tell him what kind of business to run?
There's nothing wrong with the Taj Mahal that a mysterious late-night fire wouldn't fix. That's what happens when you impose undue restrictions on what people can do with their buildings. If that happened, I suppose you would support the city spending a few hundred thou to prop up the facade for a couple of decades until some fool comes along and decides it can be reconstructed in the spirit of what used to be there.
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