Stare at the patterns of 123 Third Ave. and 110 Third Ave. long enough and they start looking like the same building...
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
First glass: 123 vs. 110
Stare at the patterns of 123 Third Ave. and 110 Third Ave. long enough and they start looking like the same building...
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Hideous bookends.
ReplyDeleteI nominate 3rd Ave be renamed Avenue of the Uglies. I can't think of a more unimaginative, boring and soulless stretch of street.
ReplyDeleteAnd I imagine the southwest corner where Robin Raj used to be will some day be another hi-rise...
ReplyDeleteIt's odd how people want to live in apts where you can see in from the street. The one thing about the all glass I don't get.
ReplyDeleteEV that's because they are the same bldg. Dont you know these developers reuse architechtural designs all the time?
ReplyDelete123 is a vastly more attractive building. 110 is a POS
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