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  1. #101

    Default Re: $38 million development being proposed across from BOK Center

    Quote Originally Posted by Urban Enthusiast View Post
    FYI. . . Oxblue has a construction webcam of this development.
    Thank you so much!

  2. #102

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    The street level is actually kind of nice. But that tower is seriously fugly.

  3. #103

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    Here in Okc we throw these measly $38M into the gutter. Just ask Bomasada,.....
    A $38 million housing development was recently scrapped in response to ongoing delays by Oklahoma City to create a railroad quiet zone along Automobile Alley.

    Read more: http://newsok.com/oklahoma-city-dela...#ixzz1fFCAlTnd
    You do know we're a "Big League City"?

  4. #104

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyline View Post
    Here in Okc we throw these measly $38M into the gutter. Just ask Bomasada,.....

    You do know we're a "Big League City"?
    Been discussed already over in the Automobile Alley thread.

  5. #105

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    Quote Originally Posted by dwellsokc View Post
    The exterior cladding is precast concrete. I'm curious... what kind of things would make the building more "urban?"
    Brick or masonry, tall narrow windows, and thick exterior walls on the lower floors. It also helps getting the building as close to the street as possible, and of course the narrower the street the better.


  6. #106

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    Kerry stresses the same point everytime he posts about urbanism. LOL

  7. #107

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDot View Post
    Kerry stresses the same point everytime he posts about urbanism. LOL
    He asked what makes a building more urban so I told him. Do you not think the 3 story building I posted looks more urban than the 20 story building in Tulsa? The Tulsa building might as well be built out in a suburban office park - it is indistinguishable from every other building built in every office park across the country.

  8. #108

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just the facts View Post
    He asked what makes a build more urban so I told him. Do you not think the 3 story building I posted looks more urban than the 20 story building in Tulsa?
    LOL I never said I disagreed with you...it does look more urban though since you asked.

  9. #109

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDot View Post
    LOL I never said I disagreed with you...it does look more urban though since you asked.
    Well, if nothing else, I am consistant.

  10. #110

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just the facts View Post
    Well, if nothing else, I am consistant.
    True.

  11. #111

    Default Re: $38 million development being proposed across from BOK Center

    Quote Originally Posted by Urban Enthusiast View Post
    FYI. . . Oxblue has a construction webcam of this development.
    That is one amazing and beautiful arena!

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