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Originally Posted by homebucket
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Well of course. I don’t disagree with what you’re saying and I never said that UCSF shouldn’t have expanded there. I was just simply answering the question as to how Chase Center specifically interacts with the new neighborhood. Obviously a world renowned medical institution expanding its footprint in the city is highly welcome but it’s not something that directly interfaces with Chase Center on a frequent basis.
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Well I agree with that but the Agnos argument was that basketball or event crowds would block ambulance access to the hospital. And they almost got taken seriously with that.
In reality, Agnos lives (or lived, not sure if he still does) on Potrero Hill and probably just didn't want to look at Chase Center or maybe deal with those same crowds at the foot of his street.
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Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre
It surely looks new with all those newly built buildings for sure.
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To my mind, there's very little distinguished architecture there and a lot of modern blandness.
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