Tennis: I still am impressed with your use of lighting on your house. Impressive! Not every designer or architect takes the time to make after dark the best views of a building.
Everyone: What is Galveston doing to beat New Orleans in the cruising market? I would hope that before- and after the cruise hotels and atmosphere would make New Orleans the top port.
1123 St Anthony St, 1814 McShane Place·HDLC COA ·Ref Code: WN3YU5
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Type:
HDLC COA
Applicant:
Loretta Harmon
Status:
HDLC NO ARC Meeting
Date Filed:
10/17/2017
Closed:
No
Description
New construction of a three-story, mixed-use building on a vacant lot.
Ha ha, still those old silly big trucks and SUVs to squat on above-ground parking lots...
Some don't realize about the crime against humanity yet.
Bet your butt they'll eventually have to go underground.
Ha ha, still those old silly big trucks and SUVs to squat on above-ground parking lots...
Some don't realize about the crime against humanity yet.
Bet your butt they'll eventually have to go underground.
Not sure about underground in NOLA but certainly the days of wasting precious land to park cars in an urban center are coming to an end
Anyone have more information on the strobe lights on top of the World Trade Center building? They seem to have been installed in the last couple of weeks.
Jung Hotel looks good, glad to see it almost done but it seriously looks like they cheaped out on the interior finishes.
Everything in there looks like the bargain section of a HomeGoods... such a shame when other hotels in the CBD have such a strong design game. Even budget hotels (Cambria, Aloft, etc) are doing good stuff.
__________________ la forme d'une ville change plus vite, hélas! que le coeur d'un mortel...
Anyone have more information on the strobe lights on top of the World Trade Center building? They seem to have been installed in the last couple of weeks.
I noticed that last week too, I figured its the fire alarm lights going off
Jung Hotel looks good, glad to see it almost done but it seriously looks like they cheaped out on the interior finishes.
Everything in there looks like the bargain section of a HomeGoods... such a shame when other hotels in the CBD have such a strong design game. Even budget hotels (Cambria, Aloft, etc) are doing good stuff.
its really hard to judge that until a place is finished ... sometimes things can look cheap until done plus the reflection of the windows doesnt help to know what it really looks like... but i can assure you that furniture aint cheap for what its worth .. id wait to pass judgement til we see it all finished . the flower looking banquettes are an interesting choice so ill have to see them with the rest of the decor and how it all ties in.. it seems the decorator they hired went with some sort of art deco mod look which i guess makes sense with the building design.. as to how they executed that ill hold judgement til i get to see it finished
its really hard to judge that until a place is finished ... sometimes things can look cheap until done plus the reflection of the windows doesnt help to know what it really looks like... but i can assure you that furniture aint cheap for what its worth .. id wait to pass judgement til we see it all finished . the flower looking banquettes are an interesting choice so ill have to see them with the rest of the decor and how it all ties in.. it seems the decorator they hired went with some sort of art deco mod look which i guess makes sense with the building design.. as to how they executed that ill hold judgement til i get to see it finished
I really wish they'd planted some trees around the hotel, thats what that area really needs down there is some greenery
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it seems the decorator they hired went with some sort of art deco mod look which i guess makes sense with the building design.. as to how they executed that ill hold judgement til i get to see it finished
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