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Old Posted Sep 7, 2005, 10:51 PM
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cool.....

we're having a pre-sales reservation party on october 6 for 30th and lawrence (details coming).....brokers that bring a guest can get in (hosted at kentwood....)....if folks want an invite, please register at VF.com!

infomercial over! :-)
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Holy freaking crap, that whole Lincoln Park Master Plan is amazing! We're talking about a good two square blocks of surface lots here... Simply amazing...

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Old Posted Sep 7, 2005, 11:07 PM
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Nice. Excited about this one.

I wonder if anyone can scrape up a city skyline with Lincoln Park in it -- from the North on I-25 and from City Park.........???
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Old Posted Sep 7, 2005, 11:36 PM
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we are deffently going to need a new ariel shot in spring of 2006 with the glass house, Lincoln park, EPA, DNA, Museum Res, Broadway, four seasons, and one or two of the 14th street Developments. Holy crap thats alot of cranes (10+) !!! :hilarious

Oh and judgeing by the "parks" it will all be res and retail.
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Old Posted Sep 7, 2005, 11:59 PM
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Very nice, looks like a hell of a lot of retail on the groundfloors, including a couple of pretty large spaces.
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Old Posted Sep 8, 2005, 12:06 AM
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Well, it seems there IS talk of a Whole Foods going into one of those spaces, so it's all good!

But yeah, there's a definite need for both residential AND retail over there, in the most disgusting, surface-lotted area of downtown. This development may not be anything like Times Square, but hell, it's a great thing to see, even in plans!

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Old Posted Sep 8, 2005, 12:08 AM
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Mmmmmm, what an incredible master plan. Look at all that park space too they have integrated into the buildings. And is that a bridge connecting the two sides over Lincoln? I'm spent...
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woah i didnt even notice the park was elevated and there was a bridge. Good in some ways bad in others. Good to keep homeless off bad for normal people cause they cant access it.
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The courtyard space is rather wasted, I'm afraid... But whatever. Still an uber exciting development.
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The courtyard space is rather wasted, I'm afraid... But whatever. Still an uber exciting development.
Not sure it's entirely wasted... it's parking. And with that amount of retail, they would certainly need (or want, at least) to have some...

edit: not sure i like those small alcoves of street level green space, though.... seems to me that they will be wasted, even scary spaces... guess it depends on the treatment and connection to the surrounding retail
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What a grand plan!

I can't wait!
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Now I really hope they aren't going to put grass/astroturf on those rooftop courtyards. That would be far too Vancouveresque. Just look at the plans for the new Vancouver Convention Centre. I wouldn't wish that upon any city, regardless of annual precipitation.
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Nice photos. I'm co-hosting a party Sept 21st for the Blake 27 Groundbreaking. You guys should come! I'll post the details. So far it's free food, free drinks and latin band. A great way to celebrate a groundbreaking.
It figures, another party. You should change your name to partygirl. (j/k)

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MMMKAY....i think this is the additional phasing that lydia refererred to a while back. i spent some time in there sales center today (VERY nice operation they are running).

Here is some information:
- 31 stories, 12 feet per floor = 372 feet
- the building is 51% reserved already
- groundbreaking will be in November
- completion in january 2008
- developer already has the land for the phases 2- 5, to be done over the next 5 years (we hope)
- Whole Foods is *close* to signing to be the groundfloor anchor on the broadway corner across from phase 1.
- the building will be made of structural steel rather than RC (i am doubting the sales person on this one....)
- the narrow tower in the future phase WILL be shorter than what is shown....
That is freakin' amazing, everything about it... the green space is a little weak. Anytime I see stuff like that I think skaters and bums. Maybe it'll be different with the whole foods in there (doubt it though)
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Old Posted Sep 8, 2005, 3:16 AM
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oh...btw - that greenspace is reserved ONLY for people that live in the project.
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What a great masterplan.
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yeah, those dangerous skaters...
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Old Posted Sep 8, 2005, 4:33 AM
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oh...btw - that greenspace is reserved ONLY for people that live in the project.
the street level stuff can't be... that'd be odd.
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Nice photos. I'm co-hosting a party Sept 21st for the Blake 27 Groundbreaking. You guys should come! I'll post the details. So far it's free food, free drinks and latin band. A great way to celebrate a groundbreaking.
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Old Posted Sep 8, 2005, 4:46 AM
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Hmm, maybe the street level green space is fenced off, so the residents can look down from the elevated green space and laugh at the homeless trying to get in....
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Old Posted Sep 8, 2005, 12:52 PM
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There are two possible scenarios with that courtyard. It will be either A) heavily used, or B) not heavily used. Frankly it would be better if it is not heavily used, as every person sitting in a private courtyard is a person not populating the street who by all accounts could and should be. If it's not heavily used then it's just dressing for the top of the parking garage, which I suppose is OK.

I just don't want it sucking life off the street.
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