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Old Posted Feb 4, 2013, 7:50 PM
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nice photos!

These really show the building in context. I love it! Thanks for posting!
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2013, 7:23 AM
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It is looking good, and it's going to add a lot to the street life.
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A few from this afternoon 2-12-13.







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AUSTIN: The city that never sleeps far from it's cars.

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A few from this afternoon 2-12-13.

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Old Posted Mar 12, 2013, 2:49 AM
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Royal Blue Grocery Announces Next Location @ The Whitley

Big news for those living and working on the east side of Congress Ave. Royal Blue proprietor, George Scariano, confirms with DAB that the lease is officially signed with The Whitley!
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AUSTIN: The city that never sleeps far from it's cars.
Have I told ya'll how much I hate the way they treated the parking garage level? It looks like security doors that you pull down over a buisiness in a high crime area. Fail.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2013, 4:27 AM
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Have I told ya'll how much I hate the way they treated the parking garage level? It looks like security doors that you pull down over a buisiness in a high crime area. Fail.
Add some graffti and I'll feel like I'm back in the Bronx during the 70's. Other than that, the building's exterior looks a little like the Ashton on the ends at least. The only saving grace are the large corner windows.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2013, 4:16 PM
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Are they going to color the grey brick?
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2013, 7:32 PM
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Are they going to color the grey brick?
Grey/gray is a color. So I hope not. I like the W, and the "industrial" look.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2013, 11:05 PM
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Grey/gray is a color. So I hope not. I like the W, and the "industrial" look.
They're not going to color the bricks red like in the renderings?

The grey brick makes it look so unfinished.
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They're not going to color the bricks red like in the renderings?

The grey brick makes it look so unfinished.
Um...The bricks are not grey. They are a dark, reddish brown. A little darker than the renderings, but not grey. Have you had your monitor (or eyes) checked lately? I guess you are not color blind since you are able to see the red in the renderings?
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You guys aren't messing with me are you? The bricks on the Whitley really are red right now?

WTF?!?!?! I was down there the other day in person and the bricks were grey. I can see the reddish color of the Hyatt right next to it.....
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it looks more gray/brownish to me, not red.
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You guys aren't messing with me are you? The bricks on the Whitley really are red right now?

WTF?!?!?! I was down there the other day in person and the bricks were grey. I can see the reddish color of the Hyatt right next to it.....
Audiomuse I promise the bricks are red. I actually touch the building.
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Old Posted Mar 17, 2013, 8:50 PM
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Audiomuse I promise the bricks are red. I actually touch the building.

So you're saying in this picture, the bricks of the Whitley are red and not grey?

I need to get my eyes checked. Wow.

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Old Posted Mar 17, 2013, 9:15 PM
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In fairness, I have been diagnosed as color blind.
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The bricks are very much red, but the picture you've used to prove grey in that very last pic is bad because the lighting is awful. Try this one:


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By the way, I've decided I hate this building. It looks like communist student housing and belongs in West Campus.
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There is just the slightest touch of red. I haven't seen it up close, so maybe it's more noticeable in person. From a distance it appears more brown. I don't mind the color scheme.

I'm a guy that is not color blind. My aunt and cousin tried to make fun of me for being color blind saying that men are more likely to be. They then tested me with multiple shades of different colors and I basically shut them up by getting them all right.
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There is just the slightest touch of red. I haven't seen it up close, so maybe it's more noticeable in person. From a distance it appears more brown. I don't mind the color scheme.

I'm a guy that is not color blind. My aunt and cousin tried to make fun of me for being color blind saying that men are more likely to be. They then tested me with multiple shades of different colors and I basically shut them up by getting them all right.
My right eye sees colors brighter than my left eye.
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