At the same time, we are enjoying what has taken its place — an empty lot that continues to attract an array of graffiti. And some new work went up in the last few days...
Perhaps this can become our own 5Pointz ...
Monday, July 16, 2012
35 Cooper Square is looking pretty awesome
We were, of course, saddened to see the demolition of the historic, circa-1825 building at 35 Cooper Square in May 2011...
At the same time, we are enjoying what has taken its place — an empty lot that continues to attract an array of graffiti. And some new work went up in the last few days...
Perhaps this can become our own 5Pointz ...
At the same time, we are enjoying what has taken its place — an empty lot that continues to attract an array of graffiti. And some new work went up in the last few days...
Perhaps this can become our own 5Pointz ...
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Sorry, I live right next door to this, and am hardly enjoying this mud lot from hell with its vandalism and rats.
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ReplyDeleteI know... I was being sarcastic... there was this huge rush to demolish the building... for what?
@EV: to avoid it being landmarked of course, silly rabbit!
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