Naturally, it's not a building, is in LIC and being constructed by the MTA.
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Lino
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The renderings look great. It sia measure of how the City has changed from over the last 20+ years that something like this could be considered instead of a defensive fortress-like design.
Speaking of which Isee that the Court Sq Diner has changed from it's dingy fortress exterior into a bright retro style diner.
That areas is still grim, but there are some bright spots now.
How will they keep the new entrance clean, well maintained and graffiti and scrachiti free all we have to do is look at places like the relatively new Jackson Heights 74 street Roosevelt station to know they can's, especially when the "deferred maintenance" reappears the '70s are returning
Seriously, we just need regular nyc stairs and a regular elevator since we have like 3 or 4 local elevator repair services within a 6 mile radius. Open that G line already and give that neighborhood some peace and quite with the workers racking up serious un-needed overtime.
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6 comments:
The renderings look great. It sia measure of how the City has changed from over the last 20+ years that something like this could be considered instead of a defensive fortress-like design.
Speaking of which Isee that the Court Sq Diner has changed from it's dingy fortress exterior into a bright retro style diner.
That areas is still grim, but there are some bright spots now.
How will they keep the new entrance clean, well maintained and graffiti and scrachiti free all we have to do is look at places like the relatively new Jackson Heights 74 street Roosevelt station to know they can's, especially when the "deferred maintenance" reappears the '70s are returning
This is Citibank's project, in exchange for the second monster built in the area.
More on this from Sheryl Yvette
http://bitchcakescommutes.blogspot.com/2010/04/update-construction-at-court-square.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook
Lino...who RU kidding?
You're an EDC troll.
This the MTA can find the money for?
Hope you enjoy your fare increase Lino.
Oh...I forgot you have a limo at your disposal.
Hey...it's "Limo-Lino" (LOL)!
Seriously, we just need regular nyc stairs and a regular elevator since we have like 3 or 4 local elevator repair services within a 6 mile radius. Open that G line already and give that neighborhood some peace and quite with the workers racking up serious un-needed overtime.
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