Park Lafayette is at the corner of Prospect and Lafayette, north of downtown just outside a major cluster of other residential highrises. It's actually two towers - North and South as designated by Emporis (http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/cx/?id=parklafayette-milwaukee). Both towers will be constructed simultaneously and the current completion date is anticipated to be sometime in 2008.

http://www.pappageorgehaymes.com/images/properties/high-rise/ParkLafayette/image-1.jpg

http://www.pappageorgehaymes.com/images/properties/high-rise/ParkLafayette/image-2.jpg

http://graphics.jsonline.com/graphics/news/img/dec05/goulcol120505.jpg

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/3807/untitledyy9.jpg

Park Lafayette
http://graphics.jsonline.com/graphics/news/img/dec05/goulcol120505.jpg
I just realized this looks a bit like rendering for The CHA (Chicago Housing Authority) public housing maybe Robert Taylor Homes or Cabrini Green. The angled shot (prow) doesn't look as tepid. Oh well we're all here on the boards to herald in height. At least there is a glass curtain to migitate the blandness a little.

Well I'm glad you just downgraded the entire project. Let's hope any prospective buyers aren't on this site anytime soon. High rise luxury condos compared to slummy city/state funded housing projects!? Disgusting

Not everybody has to like everything.

Not everybody has to like everything.

True, but to compare them to the projects is a little harsh

Harsh blandness.

Not everyone has to like everyone else opinions as well
:)
Nope this is a nice project.
Is it award winning? no. But hardly bland.
And I wouldnt compare this to a housing project ( which are nice in small doses, just because chicago couldnt take over theirs doesnt mean they should be universally denouced, newyorks are in decent shape). Its a mix of materials, which is very nice. Do we have another building like this in milwaukee?
or chicago? if so i would like to see examples.

I am tough to please and I am quite happy about this project.

Harsh blandness.

Hey, anyone's opinions is open and fine with me. Democracy rules in this forum! But to put down a new (and quite big) development to this area tying in project apartment buildings to this is quite unnecessary. Bland, possibly. Project homes? Hell no. Have some pride in the community you live in.

Hey, anyone's opinions is open and fine with me. Democracy rules in this forum! But to put down a new (and quite big) development to this area tying in project apartment buildings to this is quite unnecessary.

So, which is it? First you say you're open to opinions, but then turn around to say that a particular opinion that's opposite to yours is "quite unnecessary" to give.

Have some pride in the community you live in.

It's rather presumptuous for you to insinuate that just because someone doesn't care for the design of a particular project means that they don't have any pride for the community in which they live.

So, which is it? First you say you're open to opinions, but then turn around to say that a particular opinion that's opposite to yours is "quite unnecessary" to give.



It's rather presumptuous for you to insinuate that just because someone doesn't care for the design of a particular project means that they don't have any pride for the community in which they live.

If you're going to quote me - say the whole quote. After that sentence I added that saying the building is bland is absolutely fine. Disliking the building? Fine. Labeling it something that's the complete opposite?? Not fine. The building and the neighborhood it's in is nowhere near looking like project housing. In fact, when I think of the phrase "project housing" all I can see is some dump with trash all around it, windows broken, the building itself deterioriating - nothing at all positive to Park Lafayette to which this thread was supposed to give. And to go over and above what he said with "harsh blandness", being a Milwaukee citizen yourself - doesn't really show off Milwaukee that well to others that might take a peek at this thread. What if someone wants to move into the area and wants to buy a condo? Saying the building looks like a project isn't going to attract anybody.

EDIT: After looking at the CHA's new Cabrini apartment complex - the nicer parts of this are mostly going for market or affordable value. Very little of the nicer shaped buildings will be given for CHA residents. http://www.thecha.org/housingdev/cabrini_green_homes.html They don't even show one of the locations of where the CHA has a majority over normal residents. The other that they do show looks more like a house. I'm still not seeing where P.L. looks like this.

These buildings look nothing like Cabrini Green or the Robert Taylor Homes. The only faint resemblance is the towers-in-the-park style arrangement. I'm not enthralled with the architecture, but I also don't think it's that bad. This lot has been vacant for so long I'm just happy to see something with reasonable density being built there.

I don't have a problem with the project and once its done it should be a nice addition. But the first proposal for this plot of land would have been much better. Something like 32-34 stories and a awesome looking design.

just my opinion but park lafeyette looks nothing like those chicago buildings historybuffer mentioned

I just realized this looks a bit like rendering for The CHA (Chicago Housing Authority) public housing maybe Robert Taylor Homes or Cabrini Green. The angled shot (prow) doesn't look as tepid. Oh well we're all here on the boards to herald in height. At least there is a glass curtain to migitate the blandness a little.

Don't really know where you are coming up with that assesment but ok...
:? :weird:

It looks more like the hundreds of brick high-rises that were built on Chicago's north side in the 1970's and 80's than the Robert Taylor Homes or Cabrini Green. The CHA did experiment with this kind of psuedo brick highrise and townhouses in the 70's, though.

I don't have a problem with the project and once its done it should be a nice addition. But the first proposal for this plot of land would have been much better. Something like 32-34 stories and a awesome looking design.

I miss Lafayette Place...
http://www.emporis.com/files/transfer/6/2002/06/152931.jpg
[image from emporis]

Not only do I miss the Lafayette Place (32 stories), but I also miss the Rana Tower Hotel (19 stories), the 1000 North Water Street Phase II (33 stories), the River Tower (25 stories), the Broadway-Wisconsin Tower (24 stories), the Time Insurance Tower (24 stories), and the Summit & Woodstock Apartments Tower (17 stories). Not to mention all of the proposed developments that are currently in limbo. All of which would have been a great abundance of high-rise infill that Milwaukee currently lacks.

More good news for this project! In today's JS:
East side condo project 25% sold
Occupancy start set for fall '08
By TOM DAYKIN
tdaykin@journalsentinel.com
Posted: March 9, 2007
A condominium development being built on Milwaukee's east side will have its underground parking structure completed by September, with construction of the development's twin towers to begin at that time, the developer said Friday.

Portions of the 291-unit Park Lafayette development should be available for occupancy by September 2008, said Warren Barr, president of Renaissant Development Group LLC.

The project, east of N. Prospect Ave. and north of E. Lafayette Ave., will feature twin 20-story towers.

Around 25% of the development's condos have already been sold, with buyers providing 10% down payments, said Lynn Buckley, director of sales and marketing for Park Lafayette.

Another 15% of the units are being reserved by prospective buyers, she said. Those reservations require a $2,500 refundable deposit.

Buckley said sales have been strong for the project, one of the largest condo developments in the Milwaukee area.

The marketing effort includes a full-size model of a two-bedroom condo at Park Lafayette's sales center, 2025 N. Summit Ave.

Park Lafayette's units start at $230,000 for a one-bedroom unit.

The development is aiming to fill a niche of offering high-quality units in a location overlooking Lake Michigan that are priced below other high-rises.

"It looks like we've hit that niche," said Barr, whose firm is based in Oak Brook, Ill.

So I'm trying out flickr for picture hosting so figured I'd try it out by updating Park Lafayette.

I took these pictures while I was walking to the bars on north... so I didn't exactly take the time to get very good shots. I just wanted to prove it's above ground now. :-)

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1230/1127562697_2dc2896ba3.jpg?v=0

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1018/1127551049_85d26554bc.jpg?v=0

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1049/1128373466_8c5b74832e.jpg?v=0

Revisiting the thread again today I still can't help thinking that the project looks SIMILIAR to a CHA housing project from the 1960s. http://graphics.jsonline.com/graphics/news/img/dec05/goulcol120505.jpg
BUT be acutely aware that:

I like City Hall. I like the Mitchell and Mackie Buildings. I like the Harley-Davidson Museum. I like the North Point Water Tower.
I like The Performing Arts Center. I like the Calatrava addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum. I like the IMAX rotunda building at the Milwaukee Public Museum. I like the Gesu Church on the Marquette Campus. I like the old Pabst Theater. I like the Plankinton Arcade. I like the George Watts building. I like the new facelift at the Amtrak Station. I like Arnold and Quistorf's Tavern (Elsa's.) I like the Button Block.
I like the old Wisconsin Gas Company building. I like the Federal Courthouse. I like the Germania building. I like St. John's Cathedral. I like Cathedral Place except for the parking garage. I like the Curry-Pierce Block. I like the Jason Downer House. I like Graham Row. I like the Loyalty Building. I like the Mathew Keenan Townhouse. I like the Iron Block building. I like the University Club Building and UCT. I like the Northwestern Hanna Fuel Company Building.
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Not only do I miss the Lafayette Place (32 stories), but I also miss the Rana Tower Hotel (19 stories), the 1000 North Water Street Phase II (33 stories), the River Tower (25 stories), the Broadway-Wisconsin Tower (24 stories), the Time Insurance Tower (24 stories), and the Summit & Woodstock Apartments Tower (17 stories). Not to mention all of the proposed developments that are currently in limbo. All of which would have been a great abundance of high-rise infill that Milwaukee currently lacks.

My goodness, how about LPT at 40-some stories, Ghazi's project (which is still alive, I believe) at 32 stories, Blue Cross-Blue Shield's first rendering of a 30-story tower (anybody have a rendering of this?) on the site where that 10-story stub on W. Michigan, etc. etc.
This city would have to be a heck of a lot bigger to have absorbed all of these projects over the years. And, I'm sure I've missed some.

Back in the 70's when it was considering building a new headquarters, it was only Blue Cross at the time - they hadn't merged with Blue Shield yet. At the time BC had offices all over Milwaukee, including at Teutonia and Capitol, near Sherman and Woolworth, and other smaller offices. If Blue Cross had built their new building as planned, the building would have resembled a cross.

If you look at the current 10-story building, you see that only the 9th & 10th floors have windows that completely circle the building, while the lower floors do not have windows in the corners.

This scheme would have extended the entire building - so that the middle floors would have dark windows encircling the building - while the lower and upper floors would not have corner windows. The result would be somewhat of a cross.

And this building has been completely vacant since BCBS moved out Memorial Day 2006.

My goodness, how about LPT at 40-some stories, Ghazi's project (which is still alive, I believe) at 32 stories, Blue Cross-Blue Shield's first rendering of a 30-story tower (anybody have a rendering of this?) on the site where that 10-story stub on W. Michigan, etc. etc.
This city would have to be a heck of a lot bigger to have absorbed all of these projects over the years. And, I'm sure I've missed some.

Have you guys seen the video for this project at ParkLafayette.com ?

It's horrible cheesy

I have to be honest. I do not care for this design or the "twin tower" effect. I am sure it is just me, but I thought I would voice my opinion. I feel that Milwaukee could do better, especially when I look at those two towers that were just constructed. Something like University club tower or something and the one next to it? Great to see the project start construction, but the design is something I expect from Indy lol not Milwaukee, you guys actually design good buildings!

^^ I can see that the design isn't the best. But this set of buildings gives Milwaukee something it desperately needs, which is brand new yet "affordable" highrise living along the lake. This is key for a vibrant, diverse downtown, and is something that Milwaukee is very much lacking right now.

It's a darn good project, and a very fine video.

Judge for yourselves: http://parklafayette.com/home.asp

I liked the video. Some of the prose was a bit over-indulgent, but overall I think it gives a positive impression of this project, whose greatest asset is location, location, location. And the architecture isn't that bad, either. The floating framework at the sharp angles of each tower is an interesting touch. It reminds me of the ABN AMRO Plaza building in Chicago, designed by Destafano + Partners:
http://www.earthsafe.com/built_teams/images/142245.jpg
Taken by Wayne Lorentz:
http://www.chicagoarchitecture.info/CAI/Images/WestLoop/ABNAMRO-002.jpg

Does anyone know if this project will have any ground-level retail? From the looks of the video that doesn't appear to be the case.

Does anyone know if this project will have any ground-level retail? From the looks of the video that doesn't appear to be the case.

I believe they added retail to the base sometime around the news of Urban Outfitters going kitty-corner.

Hey I snapped a photo of Park Lafayette starting to rise up today:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/1419849507/

Nothing much to see as of yet because of where they're at but I thought I'd post a few pictures anyway.

http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/8323/img83811ae4.jpg

http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/4725/img83841gx7.jpg

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/706/img83871fv7.jpg

I added some photos to my Park Lafayette set (since its been a month)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/sets/72157602295343381/

Much further along than I thought. Thanks

Well they've got what 18 stories to go so it will be awhile. Though I've got to think this nice weather in October has helped.

The cranes are visible right through the MAM addition if you're on the offramp for Lincoln Memorial Drive. It's quite impressive.

Or is that for Columbia St. Marys?

Both probably between the two projects there are about 5 cranes up there.

Wow. That's great! I was wondering what I was truly seeing. Next time I hope I have my camera with me.

Yea as far as my crane count goes last I saw Park Lafayette had 2 the hospital had 3, and then whatever the casino has. It's actually pretty slow right now in that departmtn, but the breakwater should have one I'd imagine and maybe the north end (not sure if tall enough). The staybridge has a big crane but not of the tower variety.

Any new update pics anyone?!?!

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2186/2172900753_b7b5df405f.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2172900753/)


They seem to be moving along, and it's going to be a big building on that block...

indeed. the scale of the project is bigger than I expected, even given all the stats and renderings. Still will be interesting to see the final result. Overall I expect good things

Pretty late to ask I know... But I cannot find the actual address of the site anywhere!! Help! lol

Call the sales center.

Now that it's going up, I can kinda see why the neighbors fought this for so long. I mean, this thing is going to be huge. It's already towering over the neighboring apartment blocks and there are many more stories left to be built. I wouldn't want to live across the street from this thing.

Now that it's going up, I can kinda see why the neighbors fought this for so long. I mean, this thing is going to be huge. It's already towering over the neighboring apartment blocks and there are many more stories left to be built. I wouldn't want to live across the street from this thing.

NIMBY!

No I somewhat agree. The scale is huge compared to everything around it but we were all aware of this when we were rooting for its approval. If anything we can all agree this will add population and density to the neighborhood and hopefully act with other projects going on in the area to bring in more infill with entertainment and restaurants/retail, etc. along with adding to a slowly transforming skyline. While I wouldn't want to live across the street from this either, I certainly won't start bitching, because I don't. I'm more like 4 blocks from this project, which is perfect for me because I can watch it go up without hearing the construction crews at the wee hours of the morning.

Now that it's going up, I can kinda see why the neighbors fought this for so long. I mean, this thing is going to be huge. It's already towering over the neighboring apartment blocks and there are many more stories left to be built. I wouldn't want to live across the street from this thing.

Well, there's only one solution to this problem. Tear down the neighboring apartment blocks and replace them with more highrises! :lol:

^^I like the way this dude thinks

Now that it's going up, I can kinda see why the neighbors fought this for so long. I mean, this thing is going to be huge. It's already towering over the neighboring apartment blocks and there are many more stories left to be built. I wouldn't want to live across the street from this thing.

Wouldn't be the first time.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/242/459139600_746d5b78bd_o.jpg

Now that it's going up, I can kinda see why the neighbors fought this for so long. I mean, this thing is going to be huge. It's already towering over the neighboring apartment blocks and there are many more stories left to be built. I wouldn't want to live across the street from this thing.

NIMBY alert. What do you suggest would be a better use of that eternally-vacant site? It's excellently located with panoramic views of Lake Michigan, not exactly the type of parcel that's becoming of a 1-3 story building. Moreover, there are many neighborhoods in other cities--Upper East and West Sides in New York, River North in Chicago--that mix together buildings of varying heights to create a charming environment. I'd like to see the East Side assume more of that type of character, especially in areas other than just Prospect and Farwell.

Wouldn't be the first time.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/242/459139600_746d5b78bd_o.jpg

You had to go and show this shot and get me all riled up again -- over the insanity of jamming our best recent additions to the skyline RIGHT ON TOP OF EACH OTHER!!!! :ohno:
These two buildings should've had space to breathe...and better help punctuate the skyline. Instead, I wonder how many people think the UCT and KT are one building? And to think of the lake view some people (in those wonderful brick apartments) had just a couple of years ago. And, now their view is a wall of cement -- sort of like KT's residents' southerly view...of UCT!
Ahhhh, progress. You gotta take the good with the bad.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2410/2223653381_0e3c496255.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2223653381/)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2025/2224467142_b7c20d64f4.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2224467142/)

NIMBY alert.

I don't know what I would have done if had I lived across the street from this site. Would I have actively fought the development? Probably not, since my desire to see the lot developed would have outweighed my desire to not live across the street from it. It's a balancing act. All I'm saying is that I understand the neighbors' concerns. Do their concerns outweigh the need to see that lot fully developed? Not in my mind, but that doesn't mean that the neighbors concerns aren't legitimate.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2284/2289665764_98f2cdd165.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2289665764/)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3088/2289665086_b54e77445e.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2289665086/)

I found these updated renderings from the architect's website:
http://www.pappageorgehaymes.com/images/properties/high-rise/ParkLafayette/image-1.jpg

http://www.pappageorgehaymes.com/images/properties/high-rise/ParkLafayette/image-2.jpg

^^ Very nice.

^ Agreed! I'm really digging that new rendering...

Looks Superb! :)

Looks like it is also now 21 floors? And a mighty tall floor added on top at that.

I wonder with those new renderings if Histroybuffer still thinks this looks like a 1960's Chicago housing project?

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2105/2392723652_98382c6ce6.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2392723652/)

http://www.biztimes.com/nf/uploads/Image/reweekly4.16.08/park-lafayette.jpg

Oak Brook-based Renaissant Development Group LLC announced this week that Park Lafayette, its 20-story twin tower condominium development on Milwaukee's east side, is on schedule and will top off around July 4. The project will have 280 condominiums and is expected to be complete in 2009. So far 83 units have been sold.

Small Business Times (http://www.biztimes.com/realestateweekly/2008/4/16/park-lafayette-progressing)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3177/2435158625_632e1f358e.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2435158625/)

^^ The varying window shapes on those buildings is a slick feature.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2126/2468167428_b85dc768b8.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2468167428/)

^^ Looking Good!!

(on a side note: Does anyone remember the original Lafayette Tower? the 32 story one? I often wonder what would have happened if that was being built instead...)

^^ Looking Good!!

(on a side note: Does anyone remember the original Lafayette Tower? the 32 story one? I often wonder what would have happened if that was being built instead...)
I think it would have been very successful in attracting condo buyers. It would've been finished before either the KT or the UCT. Therefore, it would have caught the wave of empty-nesters and the urban professionals looking for an east side lake view. I don't recall why it never got off the drawing board?

I think it would have been very successful in attracting condo buyers. It would've been finished before either the KT or the UCT. Therefore, it would have caught the wave of empty-nesters and the urban professionals looking for an east side lake view. I don't recall why it never got off the drawing board?

A lot of neighborhood objection because of the height / density.. which is funny because the current project might not be higher, but I believe is denser.

I don't recall why it never got off the drawing board?

A lot of neighborhood objection because of the height / density

Neighborhood objections over the height and density of the previous proposal had nothing to do with it never getting built. In fact, the City had approved the project despite any of those objections.

The previous developers were unable to get the money they needed in order to build it, so they had to drop their plans.

there was a lot of objection to this current plan too, including an anti-Park Lafayette website! main objections were that there wasn't enough parking. as a result, the developer added (I believe) at least one additional level of underground parking...which resulted in raising the lowest purchase price from around $180k to $220k.

^^ If that's the case they should have made up the money by charging extra for the extra parking spaces. Its not fair to distribute the cost of an additional floor of parking among all residents, when some of them don't get an additional space.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3193/2550553677_23058b5a41.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2550553677/)

^^ sick!

Not so sure i think it still looks like caprini green...:lol: nice update pics any more?

I think it looks sparkling sick! Can't wait till this one is done!

Yea I agree that is going to be one pretty cool building once it is finished.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3137/2566067381_f856879b5c.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2566067381/)

Beauty in the skies with diamonds

Wow, what a great shot. i'm liking how those are coming along... nice one paule :)

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Two, I can't thank you enough for continually posting updated construction pics. Even though I'm in Milwaukee a couple times a week, I don't always make it out to see these guys going up.

Sure no problem.... I try to get out at least once a week to take new photos... And hopefully will for the foreseeable future.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3097/2622528261_fb3daf076d.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2622528261/)

Taken 7/12:
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http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/7884/plaf7122zs3.jpg

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I can see the top of this project from my backyard. Its getting huge. The renderings didn't do justice to the scale.

It should be topping out soon.

This is no doubt a beautiful project. And it looks great. But, dare I say it again. It sure would have been far more impressive if it was one much taller building verses the two shorter buildings. Hey, I'm just saying, you know.

That being said, it is a very nice project. I'm thinking it will turn out looking better than the original renderings suggested.

It has now topped off and here are a couple of new photos:


http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3269/2719065594_0c37945a69.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2719065594/)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3271/2719077488_12673bab0a.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2719077488/)

Wow, that is a real change to that neighborhood. I like it though - they are nice buildings.

This project seems like it is taller then 220'. Nice project.

Seems like a 300' building. Milwaukee is really getting some nice buildings.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3199/2729440559_faa357d118.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2729440559/)

They look a lot better in real life than they did in the renderings.

I think they look exactly like the renderings. Especially the 3rd picture that Hydro posted on the 16th.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3245/2819696063_80467a7580.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2819696063/)

That corner of that building looks really nice.

If anyone is interested the local AIA Chapter is hosting a tour of the project

Monday September 15, 2008
Time 3:45pm - 5pm
Contact John Holz
Jholz@prarch.com
Description 9/15 AIA Milwaukee construction tour – Park Lafayette on Prospect Avenue, 1CES

Architect – Papageorge Haymes, Ltd, Construction Mgr – Hunzinger

Tour 4pm – 5pm, meet at 3:45pm at 2025 Summit Ave (sales suite)

Parking may be available in McKinley Marina

FEE: $10 members, $15 non-members, $5 students –Each will receive a two for one voucher. (Mentarch students and Mentarch mentees - Free)

RSVP: jholz@prarch.com


http://aiamilwaukee.mhsoftware.com/ViewCal.html?year=2008&month=9&offset=0&calendar_id=2&integral=0&dropdown=0&show_stop=0&show_resources=0

^^ lookin great woo hoo!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3213/2848911397_a22f480bef.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2848911397/)

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/3911/mkecondosnh5.jpg

Park Lafayette
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3175/2936117417_c77ba8c7d1.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2936117417/)

Wow, that looks like a rendering!

Park Lafayette
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3273/2961888095_0aeb37ab4c.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/2961888095/)

twoaday, you should grab some pics from further out showing the impact these buildings are having on the neighborhood. a couple of good spots:
- north/oakland
- woodstock/summit
- kilbourn reservior park

@MilwaukeeD yea I seem to get right on top of the building then start clicking!.. I'll try to remember that.

Hey Two... Wrong thread?

Thanks I was wondering where that post went!

Haha, you litterally just made me laugh out loud at work!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3195/3060420682_14d7691a9c.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/davereid/3060420682/)

Nice pics Twoaday. Thanks for keeping us up to date while this was under construction.

New photographs from malechite (http://www.flickr.com/photos/malechite/) on flickr.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4072/4421229641_3fa1d19a1a_b.jpg

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