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Old Posted Jul 11, 2007, 2:47 AM
Azndragon837 Azndragon837 is offline
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Originally Posted by NorthScottsdale View Post
on the nwc of apache and rural is that those ugly new buildings with tall, thin windows and it looks like the top half wasnt aligned properly before it got slapped on? i hate that building. thanks for the info but i was actually refering to the south side of apache just west of rural like a few lots down from the corner
Those ugly grey buildings you are referring to is the Hassayampa Academic Village, a shitty design that annoys me everytime I pass by it. Whatever architecture firm that designed those ugly, crappy, outdated and seriously misconfigured building needs to shoot themselves in the head and get rid of their huge egos. Who in their right mind would place windows a few feet off of alignment? That bugs me sooo much! LOL...I agree with you, those buildings are ugly.

As for the construction site west of Rural and south of Apache, that's the new location of ASU's South Campus Residential Community....dorms basically, with a few pools, eateries, classrooms, computing commons, and retail. When I was working with Tempe as an intern, I remember seeing the design and layout, and it looked so much better than the dorms just to the north.

The building going up on College and Apache is the new police building for ASU, since the old one is being knocked down to make room for new dorms and classrooms.

-Andrew
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