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Take A Sneak Peek At Tangletown Apartments

The City Planning Commission approved the development on Monday.

 
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At Monday's City Planning Commission hearing over the Nicollet Avenue Apartments at 54th and Lyndale, some criticized the proposed design as "having all the charm of a brick wall." What do you think?

These pictures were published Monday by the Tangletown Neighborhood Organization.

Related Topics: Minneapolis development, Nicollet Avenue Apartments, Tangletown, and Windom

chris burns

9:00 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012

No architectural merit at all. Boring and looks downmarket. Start over.

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Tali

10:07 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012

I agree with the first comment, they look cold and un-inviting. To stark for this beautiful area, if anything, plant some grapevine on them to soften their look and feel!

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Mark Gustav

10:20 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012

The design is lifeless, hardly in keeping with the neighborhood, or even the commercial buildings across the street.

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charles spolyar

10:32 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Looks a lot like the apartments on Lyndale next to the liquor store

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DJ

1:29 am on Thursday, April 26, 2012

Would anyone really want to live right next to a fire department with sirens going off frequently. My husband and I live near this corner, and the sirens are loud!

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Chris

7:45 am on Thursday, April 26, 2012

Why does it have to look like the commercial buildings across the street? Does anyone really love the faux german villa look? People are never happy with new things. How about add some setbacks and patios on the top floor to remove the boxy look and get it built. This neighborhood and this city needs more neighbors if it is going to thrive.

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chris burns

9:57 am on Thursday, April 26, 2012

Imagine sitting on that patio when the tornado siren goes off. It's physically painful a block away if you're outdoors. This design is just plain ugly and 4 stories is too big. Why do people who don't live in Tangletown think we should just happily accept every ugly and/or oversized development various non-resdents want to inflict on us? The concerns of the surrounding home owners should not just be ignored and steamrollered over.

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sarah caswell

1:15 pm on Thursday, April 26, 2012

Why not just start stacking storage containers? Come on. Are there any architects out there, that did not graduate from the rectangle box of architecture school?

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