Amid the COVID economic depression, local developers have commissioned a great many drawings to offer the public a bit of hope and the illusion of work in progress.
Here's one example that might or might not make this town's 2nd best bar scene even better . . . Check-it . . .
Developer will serve up 163 luxury apartments at Martini Corner - Kansas City Business Journal
Access to eateries, bars and entertainment will be sure to leave future residents of an up-and-coming Martini Corner luxury apartment development raising their glasses. Garrison Cos. and MW Cos., led by longtime Kansas City developer Gary Hassenflu, are advancing a $32 million project, The Levy at Martini Corner, for the northeast corner of Gillham Road and 31st Street in Kansas City.
9 comments:
Fine, as long at the Developer gets no money from the City taxpayers.
How does our 12 dollar an hour economy support this ?
That is one butt ugly attempt at architecture. They must have hired Frank Lloyd Shite.
Looks like Section 8 Housing with a swimming pool.
Hopefully tax dollars are not involved.
That is a really, really high crime area.
Would not want to live there as very unsafe.
I am a basically a criminal and I want to live there but it looks like a suburban retirement home. I want to fuck my sluts there and have a safe place to relax and smoke marijuana and drink. It looks too elderly though.
That kind of development is too large for that corner. That intersection will be a nightmare. Booooooooooo!
Charlie Horse is sure right about the "architecture".
But all the new "luxury apartments" look about the same.
I was wondering where all the Soviet architects went after the Soviet Union collapsed.
Or maybe from Germany after the demise of the Third Reich.
I'm a black female council member, and if I play my cards just right, I think I can live there rent free, due to white privilege.
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