^Huh? Our city has some of the least lighting on our buildings downtown of any big city in the country, most of our skyscrapers are practically invisible at night. We could use a lot more flood lighting like this, especially on places like the white section of the Chase Tower and such.
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Originally Posted by nickw252
building with too much offset from Central Avenue.
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From the renderings it looks like the Art Gallery will change this, it all appears to front Central, they're getting rid of that driveway thats currently there.
On another note, the Paper Heart is for sale...so if anyone has $400K...
http://www.flexmls.com/cgi-bin/mainmenu.cgi?cmd=url+other/run_public_link.html&public_link_tech_id=u56m4y9uzzt&s=12&id=1&cid=1
Modern PHX posted a cool picture of how it looked as an auto showroom back in the day:
I believe all those brick structures on the other side of Grand from the Paper Heart are all for sale too, at least they're listed on
AZ Architecture.
It seems like that whole Lower Grand area just has so much freakin' potential that apparently anyone with money just can't see. Maybe if the
G.A.R.P. ever comes to life that would spur development when the economy comes back.
I think another big thing that would help lower Grand is the City and a private developer getting together to build a parking garage on the surface lot of the Paper Heart. It would be nice to have a multi level public garage there that could serve all of Lower Grand and of course have street facing retail along Grand (enter the Garage off of Polk).