At least we have them. Lots of them. But even the bad ideas contain some creative, thoughtful parts, like a broader vision for the city's waterfront. Or, thanks to the dreamers of the '60s, a cool arts district. There's a circular driveway.
Buildings look different from what's there now.
But there is lots of there there now. All according to Schenck's vision. It took 30 years to complete. By the late '80s came the condos and parking garage. Though the apartment complex went broke, the Knights of Columbus bought it, and plenty of folks live there now.