Classen Marquette (formerly EMSA)

[amocore]

It looks bad but if this underwhelming project with plenty of parking around a lame building doesn’t happen; it will be a win in the long term.

[wsucougz]

It looks bad but if this underwhelming project with plenty of parking around a lame building doesn’t happen; it will be a win in the long term.

Exactly the opposite of this.

[ChrisHayes]

That project, though not big, would be a good fit for the area. I really wonder if this project might have turned into a victim of the higher interest rates and what's going on economically. There's a much bigger project in Bricktown that I hope that doesn't happen to.

[chssooner]

That project, though not big, would be a good fit for the area. I really wonder if this project might have turned into a victim of the higher interest rates and what's going on economically. There's a much bigger project in Bricktown that I hope that doesn't happen to.

That project will keep delaying itself into a distant memory, I fear. I hope I am proven wrong.

[amocore]

Exactly the opposite of this.

How ?
A parcel like that should see a triangular complex (hausmann style almost) with more density, not a straight building with a parking lot making my neighborhood Walmart jealous.

[Tyson]

How ?
A parcel like that should see a triangular complex (hausmann style almost) with more density, not a straight building with a parking lot making my neighborhood Walmart jealous.

Well, with the concept of closing off the traffic and using the street could be a project unlike anything OKC has. So it’s worth seeing become reality for the uniqueness and life it could bring to the area. Though, I do understand wanting a triangular building. You’re not wrong that it would look really nice there.

[BG918]

It looks bad but if this underwhelming project with plenty of parking around a lame building doesn’t happen; it will be a win in the long term.

Completely agree - this is not the right project for this site