--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "arcman210" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Were talking about that particular block, the block which the hotel
> sits. There are no houses on that particular block.
In all due respect, and I do mean that, if you only consider what is
on the physical block and not across the street, etc., then I think
you will fail as an architect. Does the word "contextual" come to mind?
> By bringing up the fact that I am a student and using it in a way
> that makes me seem like my comments are useless.
I think you're being a student is a good thing.
> Listen man, I'm not a developer, builder, or anyone who is going to
> threaten your neighborhood, property value, or what you do on a daily
> basis. I dont work for anyone who is trying to take your home, so
> distance your assumptions that I am some developer working for the
> city.
I have no assumptions. Do you work for Madison Marquette? A simple and
honest yes or no will suffice. BTW, I happen to like MM. I just think
it is good to know ehere everyone is coming from.
> You know, its very easy to say that the best thing for the site would
> be a handful of single family homes.
I said hotel or BB or residential. They are going to build condos
across the street, might as well have them here too. As long as they
are nicely designed. There has to be a buffer/step down from the
higher intense uses on the waterfront.
The community has a beach, and a boardwalk.
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