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Though it looks rather dated, the details can be updated inside and out to infuse the building with more modern flare. But the problem is its size. If it were
by pcurve 11y ago
Though it looks rather dated, the details can be updated inside and out to infuse the building with more modern flare.
But the problem is its size. If it were 3 times larger, then I can see it being re-purposed for many different things.
However, in its current size, it's nothing more than a relic from bygone era with very little utility. The proposed 500+ room hotel will completely dwarf this building, so what's even the point of saving it?
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- erikpukinskis 11y agoIf they update it lovingly there will still be quite a lot of historical flair for people to enjoy and learn from.