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Originally Posted by eastcoastal
I don't think these were EVER considered state of the art. And really, shouldn't that be a requirement for something to go up next to one of the great (and borderline criminally underutilized) public spaces in the city?
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The building on the left, in particular, was embarrassing the moment it went up. It wasn't that long ago and I remember everyone shaking their heads at how such a cheap, ugly, pre-fab piece of junk was allowed to be thrown up (pun intended) in such a prominent location. So much development gets vicious opposition in this city, but a hideous blight like this? No problem.
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