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The monotonous sky wall in the background really bothers me. Science just did it that way because it’s too cheap to make lots of interesting skies like they have in other, cooler planets.

chingon wrote:The monotonous sky wall in the background really bothers me. Science just did it that way because it’s too cheap to make lots of interesting skies like they have in other, cooler planets.

At least ours changes color and has moving clouds

TheLastGentleman wrote:

chingon wrote:The monotonous sky wall in the background really bothers me. Science just did it that way because it’s too cheap to make lots of interesting skies like they have in other, cooler planets.

At least ours changes color and has moving clouds

Clouds are so cheap looking though, and they keep using the same color. Maybe if they used some higher quality vapors like in Chicago, NYC, or Boise people would take us seriously.

StrangerThings wrote:

mykn wrote:

TheLastGentleman wrote: At least ours changes color and has moving clouds

Clouds are so cheap looking though, and they keep using the same color. Maybe if they used some higher quality vapors like in Chicago, NYC, or Boise people would take us seriously.

Never been to Boise, but if they use some high quality vapors in the sky, I'll have to make the trip

Yeah and they’ve put aside 10% of their sky for low income residents.

Are you guys celebrating 4/20 early?

KCLover wrote:Are you guys celebrating 4/20 early?

Yes.

Sky’s the Limit at Two Light When it Comes to Amenities—and Rents.

https://cityscenekc.com/skys-the-limit- ... and-rents/

StrangerThings wrote:Move in's start this weekend. Parking garage opened last weekend.

No idea when they're going to start the buildout for the Spark space.

Stopped into the Downtown Neighborhood Association open house over there last week. Beautiful units, beautiful common spaces. The 8th (I think?) floor amenity area was very impressive. A lovely place all around.

my favorite thing cordish has ever done is open this one week after my renewal window for my apartment opened. unsolicited rent drop heyo!!!

wahoowa wrote:my favorite thing cordish has ever done is open this one week after my renewal window for my apartment opened. unsolicited rent drop heyo!!!

It's almost as if competition works.

I thought more apartments made rents go up?

kboish wrote:I thought more apartments made rents go up?

I'm fairly sure you're being sarcastic, but just in case, there's always an article available

http://www.governing.com/topics/urban/g ... -down.html

i kind of expected a bimodal distribution—seems like an individual apartment operation could try to cut vacancy by offering lower rates to new applicants and try to cut associated losses by targeting renewals that are unlikely to move with higher rates. for various reasons my apartment should perceive me as a low flight risk. but maybe they value me highly for my tendency to skip the building's social events, thus leaving more booze to spread around.

still, thanks cordish! now, can someone turn the mark twain building back into some swanky ass old timey club so i can blow my savings in one place?

Nice integration of parking entrance and loading dock, minimizing pedestrian impact. I wish the Truman Road windows were completely transparent (they are heavily polarized or tinted), but that sun is a bear.

the front (Truman Rd) entrance is a sexy mf entrance. We need to get that cap built for most people to enjoy it but you can tell they had it in mind.

Finally got a chance to go through two light. I really liked it. Looks like it would be a great place to live.

Just looking at the pool gave me a panic attack though.

WoodDraw wrote:Finally got a chance to go through two light. I really liked it. Looks like it would be a great place to live.

Just looking at the pool gave me a panic attack though.

I'll see it up close tonight.

giggity

Very cool.

https://cityscenekc.com/two-light-art-e ... city-cool/

Invites are out for the opening ceremony next week. I'm pretty sure all you had to do was be in the email list.