Not trying to be a guastafeste, but the Alexan is residential, not a hotel. Spiffing up a blank wall on a hotel to make it more attractive makes more sense than painting a giant claronet on an apartment building, not that we are getting it done on either here in A- town. And while I like the guitar suggestion, that sliver of vertical blankness would not offer anything close to an accurate depiction of one.
This will look nice compared to the rest of Ugly Row. The stretch of buildings directly on I-35's Southbound frontage road has got to be the worst in the city (except for the Camden, which at least looks decent.)
__________________ It can be done, if we have the will.
Approved site plans and building permits don't specify whether or not a project has affordable units on site. The best way to find that info as far as I can tell is to reference the Design Commission back up files. I did that for this project, and page four of the file for this project does say they will have onsite affordable housing. So this project can continue.