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Originally Posted by sopdx
I think the park aspect of the waterfront is nice. Less impressed with the corporate restaurant aspect and the lackluster architecture.
They already have a farmer's market at Ester Shore Park which is close. It seems more of fill-in-the-gap programming here.
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To each, their own on the "corporate restaurant aspect and the lackluster arcitecture" comment. I personally feel it all goes very well together and is quite attractive. The architecture isn't boring by any means and showcases the density they are aiming for. The food is fabulous there as well.
Also, a pop-up market at Esther Short Park Vs. a permanent Market building that can offer market 7 days per week (ala Pike Place Market in Seattle)... huge difference.