Maybe they could move the blue crane to the side of the building as well, when not in use. I know they are always doing little projects with it, such as the latest floral arrangement

. But does it have to sit right in front of the facade? Last night it was sitting between the fountain and Georgia Avenue. So anyone walking or driving by would have to look "through" the equipment to see the floral print blocking the facade of the building.
That and the three vehicles parked overnight on the little concrete pad near the Olympic clock will add a certain something to any photos one might want to take. There's casual, and then there's amateur . . . I think they're tipping toward the latter when it comes to their approach to that space.
What's funny is I think one of the best things about the building is the use of the upstairs area on the other side as a cafe. It's really classy . . . reminds me of places you'd see in Manhattan. But the main facade facing Georgia is really treated like a backyard. I just don't get it.