RSoxNo1
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C7 is Kung Pao Shrimp.
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Disney Springs Tenant Map
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First I have heard of that one.
RSoxNo1
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It's good over rice or lo mein
halltd
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I think that was a joke about ordering from a Chinese menu with letters and numbers.
I think that was a joke about ordering from a Chinese menu with letters and numbers.
Ah, ok, I don't eat Chinese so I didn't get the joke.
ChrisM
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Long pig is delicious.
sgtpeppah
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Pretty sure this is going to be the Sephora.
Stitchon
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I think that depends on what size the Sephora will be. Their average store is around 5,500 square feet, so i'm not sure they're the right size for the building.
djkidkaz
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It just seems like that building is in an odd space. It's right after you come out of the parking garage, then you have planet Hollywood and that's it for awhile. The shop just seems isolated from the rest of Disney springs. Anyone not parked at the orange garage would specifically have to make a walk all the way over there just for that one shop.
I'm really thinking it's going to end up being the Coca Cola shop. How big is the world of Coke shop compared to this building?
I'm really thinking it's going to end up being the Coca Cola shop. How big is the world of Coke shop compared to this building?
Stitchon
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That building is all wrong for Apple. Their stores are all about symmetry, the corner entrance and red box outlining the entrance doesn't fit them at all. If they do open a store, i'd expect it to look similar to this:
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djkidkaz
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This building also isn't in the original model of Disney Springs that they showed to the press.
halltd
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This mystery building continues to intrigue me. From the rendering and construction photos, it looks like the glass curtain wall facade is going to set off the ICF wall by maybe 6'-8'. It appears that the glass is going to go right at the face of the steel beam being installed on the corner up by the roof. So, there will be windows opening into that interior space created between the block wall and the glass wall. It's almost like a building within a building.
You can barely see the outline of the interior windows rendered in the glass facade in the concept art (between the trees). I never noticed those until I examined the above photo again and wondered where the glass was going to go.
I wonder if the theme/story for this building is an old warehouse building that was abandoned over the years, bought by a developer, and then transformed into this new glass cube while preserving the old structure inside. It looks almost like a brick facade inside the glass with big warehouse windows. So, that's what I'm leaning towards now.
You can barely see the outline of the interior windows rendered in the glass facade in the concept art (between the trees). I never noticed those until I examined the above photo again and wondered where the glass was going to go.
I wonder if the theme/story for this building is an old warehouse building that was abandoned over the years, bought by a developer, and then transformed into this new glass cube while preserving the old structure inside. It looks almost like a brick facade inside the glass with big warehouse windows. So, that's what I'm leaning towards now.
Rteetz
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Save pleasure Island blog said they have a theory for this building that they are announcing tomorrow.This mystery building continues to intrigue me. From the rendering and construction photos, it looks like the glass curtain wall facade is going to set off the ICF wall by maybe 6'-8'. It appears that the glass is going to go right at the face of the steel beam being installed on the corner up by the roof. So, there will be windows opening into that interior space created between the block wall and the glass wall. It's almost like a building within a building.
You can barely see the outline of the interior windows rendered in the glass facade in the concept art (between the trees). I never noticed those until I examined the above photo again and wondered where the glass was going to go.
I wonder if the theme/story for this building is an old warehouse building that was abandoned over the years, bought by a developer, and then transformed into this new glass cube while preserving the old structure inside. It looks almost like a brick facade inside the glass with big warehouse windows. So, that's what I'm leaning towards now.
hpyhnt 1000
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Said blog post has been posted. Turns out none of their sources know/are willing to say either. So it remains a mystery (not even enough info for good speculation).
Link: http://savepleasureisland.blogspot.co.id/2015/12/ds-update-fox-blocks-building-mystery.html?m=1
Calmdownnow
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Earlier in a different thread you referenced a Coca cola plan or permit giving address as B32 but didn't see that number on the plan you had at the time. The new plan shows the fox block building to be listed as B32. So,is the mystery solved?
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Wow, do I feel stupid now, you are 100% correct. Permit filed back in June and doesn't expire until June 2016. Mystery solved!
http://or.occompt.com/recorder/eagleweb/downloads/20150281076.pdf?parent=DOC1706S6251
Calmdownnow
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Credit to you for spotting the original permit in June!