I too have always wondered why they keep power lines, or any other wires, hanging from telephone poles. I know that eventually all lines will be buried, but when, in 100 years? This is something that should be done along with CSO work if you ask me.
I went by there today and the whole building was demolished. It looks like they are moving pretty quick on this, except the article above mentions that this is a one-story project, so I wonder why they decided to downsize.
The River Trail looks nice. I'll have to bike it next time I'm home. Does anyone know if they have plans to extend it north(west) after the Turner Dodge House? I heard rumers a while back, but nothing since.
They have plans to extend it all over the place, but I'm not sure about that particular area. I would bet that it will eventually be expanded that way though.
The one-floor rendering is ugly, hopefully they at least use quality materials.
I like the aerial of Stadium District. To me one of the most important lots to be developed in all of downtown, is that lot next to Lansing Center, either by an expansion of the Lansing Center or a hotel.
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I went by there today and the whole building was demolished. It looks like they are moving pretty quick on this, except the article above mentions that this is a one-story project, so I wonder why they decided to downsize.
"Looking south from Cavanaugh...
one of the new bridges heading south...
now looking north from jolly/aurelius...
Two-floor rendering
One-floor rendering
I like the aerial of Stadium District. To me one of the most important lots to be developed in all of downtown, is that lot next to Lansing Center, either by an expansion of the Lansing Center or a hotel.
And I just have to say, the Stadium District looks great!