That's what you find in so much of the architecture in this area. Cummings began his first downtown project in 1993. Everything was boarded up and there were no cars, nothing. Now, it's bustling with activity. For people who want an alternative to 28th Street and the mall, who want to be a part of a community with neighbors just across the hall, this is for them.
Community is what is neat about it.
You are necessarily very close to each other. You don't pull into the garage and shut the doors. You interact all of the time. It's like living in the dorms. That's probably more fun than living at home.