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While I agree that this Baydo development isn't likely to win any architectural awards, I don't find it terrible. As a point of comparison, the proposed Highpoint development at the top of the Broadway Bridge seems to be admired by most on this forum but I don't find it any more attractive than this Baydo building (or Baydo's builiding on Broadway, for that matter). Obviously, it's just a matter of personal preference and no point in belabouring the issue.

What intrigues me about these towers on 25th is what's happening on the 2nd & 3rd (or is it 3rd & 4th) floors in the blue "monolith" part of the building? I could see it housing amenities for the building (fitness area, multi-purpose rooms) and mechanical equipment but it appears to be an awfully large area for that stuff. Any ideas?