Hogan was a poor choice to begin with. His projects look like something you'd see in Edmond. The Bass Pro doesn't belong there, it never fit in with the "Urban Warehouse Theme" in Bricktown. ( An REI in a building that resembled an old warehouse... now that would've been cool.) I liked the idea of the theatre, and the Harkins isn't bad. But aesthetically, it doesn't fit in with the area either. Nothin' But Noodles and Earl's Ribs.... C'mon! Couldn't he have shot for something that we DON'T already have in Oklahoma? (i.e. Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, Buca di Bepo)? Oh and there is nothing I find "scenic" about a canal lined here and there with parking lots. Thank you Mr. Hogan for creating a lil' piece of surburbia smack dab in the middle of Bricktown! What's next Mr. Hogan, a Wal-Mart? I wouldn't be surprised.