View Full Version : I have a new blog.
TheBisonator
06-08-2006, 11:39 PM
It's about urban development issues in Fargo-Moorhead. I will be talking about NDSU athletics news in the future as well.
This is the site:
http://urbanfm.blogspot.com
Check it out of you want to...
Bisonguy
06-09-2006, 02:13 AM
What's going up on 19th ave in the old A&W?
Nice blog- it seems to be more based in fact than others I've read.
roadwarrior
06-09-2006, 02:37 AM
The old A&W on 19th is going to be a Bremer Bank office.
TheBisonator
06-09-2006, 02:38 AM
What's going up on 19th ave in the old A&W?
Nice blog- it seems to be more based in fact than others I've read.
There are people at a popular Grand Forks blog that are throwing fits because of me. People at that blog were literally trying to start something with me!!;D
Unfortunately for them, my blog will have nothing to do with Grand Forks, or any piss contests with them. It will be all about urban development stories in the Fargo-Moorhead area.
As for the old A&W, it will be a Bremer Bank building. I heard somewhere that A&W will franchise out a space in the new Memorial Union food court, but I can't confirm that.
sambini
06-09-2006, 03:17 AM
NICE BLOG BISONATOR+++++++++++++++++
NanoBison
06-09-2006, 06:46 AM
Just make sure Bisonator you continue to help us at Skyscrapers Pages.... ;D
You have an awesome blog...It's about time there was something like that here....
BisonBacker
06-09-2006, 05:01 PM
Very nice work Bisonator, I will keep an eye on that site "its bookmarked".
*****
Nice work and a great topic! I bet a lot of 'SU folks are interested in urban design. Big fan of skyscrapers here - I like living in highrises (although blackouts aren't too much fun).
You've probably seen these before in Google Earth, but I thought it was kind of cool:
40°46'5.73"N *73°58'59.51"W (Time AOL going up)
40°45'59.76"N *73°59'1.87"W (Hearst Building - pre-construction, I think I snapped some photos of that when it was going up - they've got to update NYC)
40°45'42.29"N *73°59'10.34"W (site of my former humble apartment - from the photo, it looks like Escher designed it)
On a completely unrelated note: I guess in The Netherlands, employees have to have natural light in their workplace - makes a big difference. They've got some funky looking buildings here too - the ING deal is pretty wacky: http://www.larscapes.com/amsterdam/ing_house.jpg
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