Here's a photo of the interior elevator lobby of Americana's garage, which may give a sense of what a garage lobby by the same design company can look like. The style may be different, but you can tell they don't look like your standard mall garage entry. I don't expect RCID to spend quite what Caruso spent, so I don't expect as much opulence, but there some similarities based on the drawings and also knowing what EM designs/builds.
The first garage should go up pretty quickly. Don't want to take that much parking away for Thanksgiving/Christmas. It may be done by end of Oct (5-6 months), but depends on how quickly things get going and how long the site prep takes.The portal buildings will not be done by Oct.
The Village Marketplace won't feel that much different. The rest of the complex will.
There will definately be elevators, and I suspect stairs as well.
That was one of his better lines, but the answer to when does the escalator that became stairs stop being either? Answer" when they come to fix it or IF they come to fix it.
Quoted for posterity.Whoever would have thought that parking garages could become such an integral part of a facility and have the ability to improve quality of life in an impactful way?
Me, that's who.
Pretty sure it has to have stairs for safety reasons and elevators to meet ADA requirements. Can't wait to see the colorized versions of the concept art.
Whoever would have thought that parking garages could become such an integral part of a facility and have the ability to improve quality of life in an impactful way?
Me, that's who.
If I was the company designing these I would use it as an opportunity to showcase the possibilities. They are numerous and potentially profound if you consider self navigating transport systems of the future.
I get it though.
