Future shops/restaurants |
Multiple facade finishes |
Public art is underneath those covers along the property line; this is the pedestrian street that runs between St. Elmo and Fairmont |
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Future shops/restaurants |
Multiple facade finishes |
Public art is underneath those covers along the property line; this is the pedestrian street that runs between St. Elmo and Fairmont |
3 comments:
what are thier plans for making the sidewalk accessible on the Fairmont side
Is that a requirement
We're anxious about what the retail will be on the Fairmont side.
Since Fresh Grill is closed and the Foong Lin shopping center was demolished, that half of Fairmont is fairly dark at night and uninviting.
Furthermore, Bainbridge designed the building so the back would be on the Fairmont side, with the loading dock garage.
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