This is some pretty bland 1980s-era crap. Though we were waging the Cold War internationally, parts of the Unites States were apparently inspired by drab Soviet-style utilitarian architecture.
There are 11 units here. At least there are a lot of green shrubs outside. Hopefully, those trees will grow quickly and cover up the rest of the sight that's hard on the eyes.
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3 comments:
Gives a new meaning to the word 'barracks.'
Lets see, 11 apartments each one with 5-10 people.
Burned out power grid? Check
Overburdened sewers? Check
Waterbills through the roof? Check
Welcome to Queens!!!
What is matter comrade, you no like drab brick apartment building/flophouse?
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