I like that water feature, but hang on to the kids. The temptation to wade in that will be overwhelming for a few toddlers. I'm sure a few texters will be stepping into it also.
Random question of the wee hours of the morning...
Why is the 900 South exit on I-15 called the 900 South exit?? When truly it should be called the West Temple exit? It connects directly to, and becomes W. Temple! 9th south is merely a side street at the first intersection the road comes to. One can ride that exit clear to temple square downtown! Does anyone have any idea why this exit is called 9th South?
I can't say I have the answer, but notice how all the exits are name after streets running east to west 3300 s,2100 s, 1300 s etc. Gives you a sense of direction knowing on what south street you are on.
I like that water feature, but hang on to the kids. The temptation to wade in that will be overwhelming for a few toddlers. I'm sure a few texters will be stepping into it also.
It adds some sizzle to the rendering, but I'm guessing it has a pretty small chance of actually being built as shown.
I think the retail portion of 111 on 100 S would be ideal for either a high end restaurant, preferably locally owned, like the new Bistro 222, or another high end clothing store, it's a logical extension from City Creek, something perhaps like a Kenneth Cole (I know, it's shocking that I would suggest that)
This is from an earlier update on the new Ronald McDonald House taken by John Martin. I'm anxious to see the execution work on the masonary details. Anyone willing to capture a few update pics??
Love the pictures. I also can't believe we lost that beautiful building with the "Film" blade sign next to the corner building. And that it was replaced by the hideous Metro building or whatever that thing is called. (I know my dislike of that building is not universal, but I hate it.)
While I do appreciate the interior structural aspect of the Prudential, I thought the same thing Jimmy about losing that beautiful front on the Kodak Film Building.
[QUOTE=delts145;6355241]This is from an earlier update on the new Ronald McDonald House taken by John Martin. I'm anxious to see the execution work on the masonary details. Anyone willing to capture a few update pics??
We were by there yesterday and I am pretty sure it was totally upholstered in plastic..
While I do appreciate the interior structural aspect of the Prudential, I thought the same thing Jimmy about losing that beautiful front on the Kodak Film Building.
What do you mean by this, the seagull sculpture? Or is there some other structural elements you are referring to?
Wait a minute, I see it's the exact same link that Jimmy has posted. Well, obviously at one time it was considered a landmark achievement for the City.
Wait a minute, I see it's the exact same link that Jimmy has posted. Well, obviously at one time it was considered a landmark achievement for the City.
That's unfortunate, but as I said, the new PAC will be much better.
Thanks for that bit of news, Viperlord! I just drove by there last week and wondered how long it would be before we saw something built there. Keep us updated!
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