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I mean commitments of Shell HQ and Topgolf (not that I'd strive for it) are a bit different. Reminds me of Port Covington in Baltimore, which is moving along well towards a moderate density. Local shell office moving into a new building. Just as when JE Dunn anchored east village with their office....

Tearing down one of the few examples of a concrete daylight warehouse in the kansas city area as the first step of a historic preservation project is absolutely wild. I love what this group has planned for the buildings they plan to keep but wow starting with the demolition of a HUGE national-regist...

Loving the 6 back to back parking garages

Yeah can’t say I’ve seen this “new era urbanism”

The views to the east are the best from John’s anyways. The view to the north shouldn’t even exist, should be filled with buildings

Go check the history on google earth. 1996, half that block was parking lots and half the buildings in that pic are gone. Long before the Star went in. Point taken, sorry September 1991 https://i.imgur.com/jOHWBYY.png July 2002 https://i.imgur.com/ULVlmHm.png December https://i.imgur.com/gsV0JMt.png

Personally I’m rooting for more “plaza bowl prohibited uses” to creep into the plaza bowl

It’s startling how there’s been absolutely zero reaction by preservationist in KC over the weld wheel. I guess the building is so ugly right now that everyone assumes it has to come down? Very odd. Also concerning that demolishing a big building is one of the first things they want to do. Here’s hop...

GRID wrote: ↑Wed Jan 24, 2024 3:08 pm

glacier890 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 24, 2024 2:59 pm Random question, what was there before the glass KC Star building? Was it just an empty lot?

Same shit that's in the rest of the east crossroads. 80% parking and a few little barely used low rise industrial buildings.

That's straight up a lie

I really wish this board would stop responding to absolutely everything written by the trolls on this site. I wish the blocking function on this site actually worked and I wasn’t forced to read 90 dcole and im2kull posts every day to keep up with this forum

Midtownkid wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 9:17 pmYes, the view was great there BEFORE the boring Light buildings were built. Show is the real view!

Minneapolis merged with atlanta. Does not look like KC lol

I think as long as the stadium is ONLY removing the star building and the two blocks west on grand, I’m good with it. If the blast radius extends past that on any side, though, that’s a problem

So weird :lol: Howdy ya’ll. Today we’re going to look at some astounding photographs of Kansas City, Missouri taken between the years 1860 and 1899. This collection of 150 images, all highly detailed, and most never before seen, appear to identify Kansas City as a location which bore the brunt of we...

"Eh, good enough, whatever, who even cares." - Missouri state motto

Just look at your post comparing two hotels. Ok. The President was in worse shape and abandoned. The Muehlebach is in better condition and the bottom floor is used. You say that is apples to oranges, which, sure, could be true, but what point are you making by saying they're different. Are you sayi...

aknowledgeableperson wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 7:42 pm Two different buildings with their own unique problems.

Not sure what your point is

aknowledgeableperson wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 6:02 pm Apples and oranges. Apples and oranges.

Please elaborate

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