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Originally Posted by Sam Hill
The way that building protrudes out over 17th Street and interrupts the street-wall is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me for some reason. I just want to push it back in. (I suspect I'm the only one in the world that feels this way and everyone else probably loves it, so there's no need to reprove me.) Doesn't the airspace above a property, public or private, count as part of the property? Are they really allowed to do this?
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As others have mentioned, the building does not cross the sidewalk/property plane. The angled facade is all interior to the property line.
And from what I've heard, this project is moving through the development process. All signs point to it becoming reality.
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