^The parking garage (built several years ago) looks bad, but somehow it still is better than this render. There's a mural and some street trees in real life.
No. They would loose millions of dollars of already used state and federal historic tax credits if the as much painted a single brick. Temporary appliqués are reversible and, therefore, allowed.
The murals in the breezeway are a nice touch, however.
The residential portion is really flying up and one of the more interesting facades we’ve seen in the city. Really appreciating the variety of recessed balconies and tiered floors, makes for fun watching from the park.
The hotel in the middle has concrete there, but no signs of coming out of the ground. So technically, they have "broken ground" on it I guess.
Thanks for responding. I didn't specify; I meant the third office tower right behind NuGrape. I thought I saw they had financing lined up and permitting, but I don't see the trees behind NuGrape torn down yet. Perhaps they are waiting on this....