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We have a lot of buildings like this in Columbus that sit in neighborhoods dating back to the mid 1800s. I've had some trouble distinguishing new versus old in some cases, especially in Victorian Village and Italian Village, to the point that I've had to look at the property data pages to verify. Good to see Nashville finally getting something like this.

You sound particularly cursed. I'd say 98% of my air travel in the last three years has been on on time or ahead of schedule. The two or three instances were SJC -> MDW which was cancelled due to winds, and forced an extra couple days in San Jose. The others were in France.

Here's a brand new idea. Just ditch the pattern and paint them one uniform color, a la the screen going up at Gulch Union.

Seconded. Only 270 have done this so far.

I've heard rumor that Cooper has actually asked Tony to begin deconstructing 505 CST.

Hey @e-dub - have you gotten on the Kiefer train at all? Looking for his vinyl, he's pretty dope.

I sailed through that show last week and hadn't realized that at all. Guess I'll have to go back and re-watch,

Correct. The 4 Seasons followed by Broadwest.

That's a pretty neat, custom touch for a rug.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. Seriously, though. We have a couple hundred thousand more residents more than Nashville and a third the traffic problems. But, there's a huge difference - we have a fairly flat and logic grid system that expands north to south, I-270 is a full ring with intersections at 71, 70, and 670 running across, and 315 to the west side of town (basically, our 440). We also have smart-lanes on 670 now, which is an E-W stretch about 8 miles long that transepts the city. Public transit, however, is still really, really poor, though.

Thanks, I hate it,

Meanwhile, In Cincinnati greenway news, have a gander at this video of the Lick Run Greenway that's currently UC. https://youtu.be/WH1RNSndP8E

Correct. Columbus will have effectively a kilometer stretch of hockey, AAA baseball, and MLS.

Meanwhile up here in Columbus...

Good to see they're playing the classics featuring Ryan Suter, Dan Hamhuis, and Greg deVries...???

Oh Salathai! I recall wishing for death over the food poisoning I got there once.

This is an underrated comment right here. I cackled.

I can see my old house in that view! 24/Bell Road is going to be the most congested onramp in the city with this much addition, which means HH Parkway can't open up soon enough.

I took some peyote after reading this and decided, no, not really. ahem. f EDIT: it's more like a troll casting a spell.

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Denver-based Bob Swerdling has submitted plans to Metro regarding two hotels he has envisioned for 1st Ave and Korean Veterans Blvd. One hotel would rise 36 stories with 491 rooms and potentially 450', while the one just to the south, would rise 14 stories and have 200 rooms. Swerdling and his team, alongside ESa Architects and engineering firm Ragan Smith will go before MDHA tomorrow, August 6th, to seek concept plan approval. As the site sits in MDHA's Rutledge Hill redevelopment district, committee approval is required.

They're also on different ends of the technological spectrum, by and large, and the disciplines they are attracting (without Oracle having even let slip what the office would be for) would be different as well.

Ah yes, the red roofs are fun. As are the cacophony of antennas that adorn them... the view from Vieux, Lyon, FR.

Lyon, France from July 2nd.