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I think this rendering of the new 'One Central Park East' in Phoenix, which is using a facade that is very similar to our soon-to-be constructed Court's Complex, might actually give us a better feel than what we have seen to this point. Many have stated it would be nice if the Salt Lake Complex would add more floors and get away from the cube dimension. This would be an axample of that wish.

One Central Park East, Phoenix at 383' / 26 floors


Salt Lake City Courts Complex



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I don't see why we should really be comparing the two. The pheonix one is a lot taller so it doesn't look as much of a cube. The Salt Lake one is about as tall as it is wide.
     
     
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One Central Park East, Phoenix at 383' / 26 floors


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What a tease.

Dang you delts. When I first saw that rendering of that tower in Phoenix I about jump out of my seat thinking this was something we were getting for Downtown Salt Lake. But then I read the heading. What a tease delts, what a tease.

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I don't see why we should really be comparing the two. The pheonix one is a lot taller so it doesn't look as much of a cube. The Salt Lake one is about as tall as it is wide.

In other words, I was trying to say that I like the Phoenix rendering of a much similar skin. The exterior RENDERING of said Phoenix, is more readily understood.

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Moved to St. George thread.

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As you've all probably read lately the big move is on into the new IHC Medical Center. I spent a day this past week there and was very impressed with the over-all design of the campus. The views of the Metro Wasatch looking out from the east-facing, large windows throughout the campus, are particularly stunning

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The Salt Lake Courts "Borg" Cube is an obvious attempt to get the most floor space for the least amount of money. This is a visual assault by budget which will go on for decades. Paradoxically, they don't seem to know a crime when they see it.
     
     
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The Salt Lake Courts "Borg" Cube is an obvious attempt to get the most floor space for the least amount of money. This is a visual assault by budget which will go on for decades. Paradoxically, they don't seem to know a crime when they see it.
Although it does have an intimidation factor: I mean, I wouldn't want to go on trial in a borg cube.
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Paradoxically, they don't seem to know a crime when they see it.
That one actually made me laugh out loud.

And the Borg Queen is hot.



Have we heard if the existing court building on Main Street is going to be preserved, or if it'll be torn down after the new building is completed? I'm still fuzzy on some of those details.
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The existing court building will remain and will be remodeled, the new building is an addition to the current building.
     
     
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Photo Update from today.

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Excellent pics as always T-Mac, I'm going to be up there tomorrow and want to take a closer look at that stone on the Library. I'm the type who goes right up and gives the madder a flick with my finger to see if its real. Hmmm, the quality does look exceptional from your pic though. I'm also very curious about what they're doing with the facade of the Gateway 5. Looks like they are applying some attractive detailing. I hope so, I can't wait to take a closer look tomorrow.
     
     
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Man, I'm really curious as to what there doing on the exterior of this building. I had thought they were going to give us nothing but plain old stucco. Has anyone noticed it yet up close?



Oh, and don't forget,Thursday is the big day for the Grand Opening(general public) of the best cheescake this side of New York





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Cheesecake Factory to lift Utah's retail profile / Chain eatery readies for debut

http://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_7326100?source=rv


Cheesecake Factory CEO David Overton was on hand Tuesday... (Al Hartmann/The Salt Lake Tribune )


Cheesecake Factory at Fashion Place Mall opened for a... (Al Hartmann/The Salt Lake Tribune )

The population of the four main Wasatch Front counties - Salt Lake, Utah, Davis and Weber counties - has reached the 2 million plus mark, which makes many national chains take notice.

...But Sandy doesn't yet have the population metric the company was looking for, and the company is waiting to see how downtown development shakes out before considering whether to open a second location in or near the City Creek Center project.


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So that's the awkward-looking lean-to they've built outside Fashion Place?

Hopefully it'll do gangbusters and they'll put that second location inside CCC. I don't ever plan on eating there, from the mediocre reviews I've read, but it sounds like a lot of other people are excited about it.
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The City Council makes most decisions as far as what developments are allowed in our city. District four covers downtown Salt Lake City and everything east--between South Temple and 900 South--up to the University

I will be running a poll after the debate to see which of the candidates is the most popular among all of you.... so everyone watch and participate during your Friday lunch at www.runpolitics.com join me at the Salt Lake City Main Library, and bring your laptop.



P.S. Make sure you click on "Participate Now," to watch the event.

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Hey, it looks as though they have finally taken the flagpole off the top of the walker building to make way for the new sign.
     
     
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I heard the latest on The Vantage Tower. I was told that things arent looking good for the project. As of right now it is canceled. I asked the location of the project, but they wouldn't tell me where it was. They are looking for an interested buyer for the parcel. So, basically I'd scratch this one of the list for awhile. But something better may come in its place, who knows.


     
     
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Medical Facility signals commercial development to blossom at West Point area.

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695224009,00.html

With an estimated build-out population of 40,000, West Point is only 25 percent developed with lots of open space left.

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I heard the latest on The Vantage Tower. I was told that things arent looking good for the project. As of right now it is canceled. I asked the location of the project, but they wouldn't tell me where it was. They are looking for an interested buyer for the parcel. So, basically I'd scratch this one of the list for awhile. But something better may come in its place, who knows.




Breaks my heart every time I hear news about a project that gets canceled. And I was looking forward to learn about this tower and where it could of gone.

I hope something better comes in it's place.
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