This reminds me of something I read about other cities using sex offender proximity to children laws as a reason to build a uniform distribution of pocket parks, basically to make it almost impossible for sex offenders to live in their cities legally. I know it's ot, but does STL do anything like that? Based on the maps I've seen, it would seem like you could show a lot of sex offender trash the door rather quickly with a parks strategy. Back to topic.could look interesting as a (dare I say it) pocket park
It's amazing how buildings with a street orientation make a place feel so much more urban.
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Courtesy of Pasa47's Flickr
Courtesy of Pasa47's Flickr
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^ looks damned good for a CVS. the windows along Lindell are HUGE.
Can we just get city wide form based code? At least for our major streets and retail corridors.
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drove by the other day and noticed that they put shelves or something in front of the windows. can't see inside at all. so much for that.