That is a sharp looking sign atop a sharp looking building.Alex Ihnen wrote:
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I agree with your comment about good design...but remember we live in an age where movies can be streamed at 4G speed on a hand-held phones while talking to a cousin in Japan while the latest update from a friend on the front lines in Afghanistan are seen in real time...Roger Wyoming wrote:That is such a depressing comment! Good design attracts people with or without multimedia.RobbyD wrote:That video board is a great idea...We are such a technological and video saturated society that multimedia is just about a requirement for anything that wants attention from the public...every time I walk through Citygarden I stop and glance at what is playing on the video board...
Maybe it's intended for a Busch Stadium crowd?Alex Ihnen wrote:I was wondering from what angle the sign would be cut off given that it's quite a bit back from the edge of the building.
Maybe there's some sort of goofy city set back requirement.Alex Ihnen wrote:Sure - I realize the sign isn't for people on the sidewalk, but it would be cool if it was more visible from below.
Obviously that's valid, but I hate that practical considerations get the way of really cool design!JennCarter wrote:window washing equipment.
DOH!!! Of course!JennCarter wrote:window washing equipment.
http://urbanstl.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... &start=525irocktheparty2000 wrote:So was walking my dog over to the plaza yesterday evening like I always do as it is the easiest and quickest place to take him. Except this time I got stopped by two security guards saying that I could not take my dog into the plaza anymore. They go on to tell me that the plaza has now been completely taken over by the Robert's Brothers who have hired private security to keep everyone out, at least for now, from 6:00 p.m. - 6:00 a.m. Anyone know if this is true? I really hope the Downtown Partnership is still involved in running this thing.
interesting photo.... almost looks like an architecht's rendering.goat314 wrote:Took this today. Roberts Tower is truly beautiful. Hope we can get more like this.
Our rooftop letters are now set for color changing. We'll be updating it occassionally. Be the first to photograph the new color and upload to our page and you'll recieve a 25 dollar gift certificate to Shula's 347, opening this month.