Glenco
Senior Member
It will be worth it. Nothing decent comes cheap nowadays we don’t want to scale it back to it’s bare minimum like we do so consistently
- Thread starter Daveography
- Start date
Airboy
Senior Member
Well being at the Winspear when my wife has been practicing. they do need rehearsal space.This will definitely help. Also open up the facility for more events. Cost wise. I wonder if the increase is for the central energy plant as well.
IanO
Superstar
LinkedIn Login, Sign in | LinkedIn
Login to LinkedIn to keep in touch with people you know, share ideas, and build your career.
www.linkedin.com
TAS
Senior Member
Taken last Sunday
Platinum107
Senior Member
Filip.Nowak
Active Member
Still buzzing over the fact that I got an opportunity to tour this building last week 
Last edited:
kcantor
Senior Member
Gronk!
Senior Member
itom987
Active Member
I love how the building opens up to the street, there should be a noticeable increase in foot traffic when this is done.
archited
Senior Member
With this infill piece in place I think there will now be increased interest in development on the east side of 97th street.
IanO
Superstar
^not without more density and places to go. This will not have a material impact on it.
archited
Senior Member
Chicken or Egg riddle -- how do you expect to get more people without development? Think it through man!
itom987
Active Member
The way I see is it that this building is the first building on the west side of 97th street in downtown that actually acknowledges the presence of 97th street. Every other building from the museum to Canada Place ignores it. The court house faces a side road.
David A
Senior Member
I suppose just having access that was limited by construction unimpeded now will help. Buy if events and use is mostly in the evenings and weekends, there may not otherwise be a noticeable increase during the day.
itom987
Active Member
People will take a stroll down a street with beautiful buildings without going into them. That is good enough for me.