This design is... interesting. I like how most of the buildings are designed with green roofs and are low slung. The park and the museum flow effortlessly into each other. Reminds me a lot of the Lucas Museum. (before Friends of the Parking Lot killed that off)
And then there's that alien trapezoidal cube. I don't know yet how to feel about that just yet.
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Originally Posted by Mister Uptempo
Why stop at tearing out Cornell at Hayes? Why not just tear Cornell out all the way to 67th, and then, if possible, widen Stony Island between 67th and 56th? Not familiar with the traffic patterns there, so forgive me in advance if what I propose sounds idiotic. I do idiotic well.
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I completely agree with this. I can look past the taking of park space for the museum (especially with vacant land not exactly being scarce in Woodlawn) if Cornell is completely removed from Jackson Park.
Route 57th Dr. to Stony Island at 57th St, and widen Stony Island from that point on to where Cornell empties onto Stony Island just north of Marquette Dr. It would do wonders to make the park feel more natural.