Monday, December 10, 2012
Look at the Mystery Lot now
Oh, here's our monthly look inside the former Mystery Lot via EVG reader Katja, who took the above-photo on Saturday...
Eventually, one day...
[Via Curbed]
Previously on EV Grieve:
City approves new building for Mystery Lot
The Mystery Lot likely facing a luxurious end
The last days of the Mystery Lot
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Putting aside feelings related to the types/styles/look of buildings being constructed around the neighborhood, the construction of a building (any building), and all that goes into doing so, is impressive, in my opinion (I say this even after once living next to a highrise being built). Though I'd like to see work being done to preserve buildings rather than knocking them down.
ReplyDeleteBooooooooooooo! I miss the mystery lot. I feel bad for everyone whose apartment overlooked that beauty, and now gets this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Where did they get the design? Recycled from the GDR?
ReplyDeleteI miss The Jefferson.
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