Corey Hart urges city to save historic gas station

[ignite09]

How is that thing not a Timmy's yet?

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by Resolute 14

If you like the look, you can build something new in the same style, and you've lost nothing.

Ugh, that's exactly the thinking that is making the Beltine around Stampede look like Cowboy-Disney crap.

[TurnedTheCorner]

Originally Posted by Table 5

Ugh, that's exactly the thinking that is making the Beltine around Stampede look like Cowboy-Disney crap.

That's better than looking like crack-house tenements.

[Yeah_Baby]

Originally Posted by Resolute 14

Late to this party, but count me as part of the group that says old =/= historic. Some old buidings are historic, but a gas station that nobody bothered to tear down is not. If you like the look, you can build something new in the same style, and you've lost nothing.

And at one point does "old become historic"?

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by TurnedTheCorner

That's better than looking like crack-house tenements.

Who says it's either or? You can restore or integrate old buildings with new developments and they can look fantastic. Just look at Bankers Hall as an example. And if you dont want to do that, atleast design something that is contemporary.

I've had enough of the fake stuff. Fake buildings are for fake cities.