what is with that, albeit extremely nicely muraled, utility cabinet?!View attachment 57662
The former Thunder Road condo building is nearing completion. The non-brick cladding is giving off a weird, shiny, aluminum siding vibe.
what is with that, albeit extremely nicely muraled, utility cabinet?!View attachment 57662
The former Thunder Road condo building is nearing completion. The non-brick cladding is giving off a weird, shiny, aluminum siding vibe.
What a way to suck the life out of a first-floor! I'm curious as to why it had to be there instead of anywhere else - whatever it is.I think it’s a transformer, but I’ll double check the next time I walk by it.
A city councilor was pretty annoyed about it too, but unclear what the outcome was. https://x.com/BenForWard3/status/1789753717207531762What a way to suck the life out of a first-floor! I'm curious as to why it had to be there instead of anywhere else - whatever it is.
View attachment 57662
The former Thunder Road condo building is nearing completion. The non-brick cladding is giving off a weird, shiny, aluminum siding vibe.
Aside from the seeming bait and switched ground floor, take a look at the clearly crooked flooring on that upper balcony - - did a kindergarten child paste this one together?
I had thought wood framed balconies were always sloped to promote drainage and prevent water damage?
A dear friend’s family was caught up in a big balcony collapse back out in CA a few years back, so I’m happy that newer buildings are taking water on balconies seriously.
The world's first multi-story tiny home.
Great point - - but why make a balcony on a multi-story building wood-framed?
Literally the same reason developers do anything: money.
Units with outdoor space, regardless of quality, command a higher price.