Re: OFFICIAL - The Gallerie (27th & Gillham)
Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2017 9:16 am
Pictures please!!
I actually heard they are giving first 2 decades rent for free. Must not be enough people dieing these days....shinatoo wrote:I don't think, at this point, with the square footage pricing they are getting for those graves that we can expect top level materials. We will see what happens when the market drives up the price.
You joke, but gravesite terms lasting centuries isn't a given.ldai_phs wrote:I actually heard they are giving first 2 decades rent for free. Must not be enough people dieing these days....shinatoo wrote:I don't think, at this point, with the square footage pricing they are getting for those graves that we can expect top level materials. We will see what happens when the market drives up the price.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A8re ... e_CemeteryDuring relatively recent times, the Père Lachaise has adopted a standard practice of issuing 30-year leases on grave sites, so that if a lease is not renewed by a family, the remains can be removed, space made for a new grave, and the overall deterioration of the cemetery minimized. Abandoned remains are boxed, tagged and moved to Aux Morts ossuary, in Père Lachaise cemetery
It would be nice if they could do something with the huge north facing blank brick wall that one is confronted with as they drive south on McGee Trafficway just before reaching Gillham. The building that houses the Cafe Europa looks pretty nice and integrated on the east side but the north facing wall of the apartment building is really stark. That entire landscape in that immediate area including some of the Union Hill apartments could use some work. Lots of ugly blank concrete and austere brick walls.kcjak wrote:27th has been reopened between Grand and Gillham. The road diet looks nice as it goes past one of the Hallmark surface parking lots, and some trees and grass should help even more.
Yes. 27th Terrace. ThanksKCtoBrooklyn wrote:I'm guessing you mean mean 27th Terrace, not Street? The current plans are just for the area between 27th Terrace and 27th St. UC-B/Milhaus has an option to buy the land between 29th and 27th Terrace for a later phase.
Here is the site plan for the current phase:
Yeah, Union Hill is sort of bizarre. It doesn't seem like they cheaped out with materials or landscaping. But, then there's all these awkward elements like big blank walls and 20 air conditioners right next to the sidewalk and wooden stairs coming out of the middle of the building. It makes some blocks really awful to walk down.Highlander wrote:It would be nice if they could do something with the huge north facing blank brick wall that one is confronted with as they drive south on McGee Trafficway just before reaching Gillham. The building that houses the Cafe Europa looks pretty nice and integrated on the east side but the north facing wall of the apartment building is really stark. That entire landscape in that immediate area including some of the Union Hill apartments could use some work. Lots of ugly blank concrete and austere brick walls.kcjak wrote:27th has been reopened between Grand and Gillham. The road diet looks nice as it goes past one of the Hallmark surface parking lots, and some trees and grass should help even more.
The AC's are a little bizarre. Not seen that before. I am surprised they haven't had copper thieves descend on the complex with the AC's sitting right out for anyone to access.TheBigChuckbowski wrote:Yeah, Union Hill is sort of bizarre. It doesn't seem like they cheaped out with materials or landscaping. But, then there's all these awkward elements like big blank walls and 20 air conditioners right next to the sidewalk and wooden stairs coming out of the middle of the building. It makes some blocks really awful to walk down.Highlander wrote:It would be nice if they could do something with the huge north facing blank brick wall that one is confronted with as they drive south on McGee Trafficway just before reaching Gillham. The building that houses the Cafe Europa looks pretty nice and integrated on the east side but the north facing wall of the apartment building is really stark. That entire landscape in that immediate area including some of the Union Hill apartments could use some work. Lots of ugly blank concrete and austere brick walls.kcjak wrote:27th has been reopened between Grand and Gillham. The road diet looks nice as it goes past one of the Hallmark surface parking lots, and some trees and grass should help even more.