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Brendan Kiley’s got a great piece on SuttonBeresCuller’s Mini Mart City Park project in the new edition of ARCADE.
This looks pretty cool but it was not easy to find the pictures of the beat up station they are trying to build on top of.
http://www.minimartcitypark.com/statemen…
Man that is ugly how it is. I hope this works out.
I hope they can somehow incorporate that lovely hand-built wall… When I lived in Georgetown, I always loved walking by there and seeing that massive blooming rosemary bush, and grooving on that intricate and unique rockwork wall… There are a few places in Georgetown that still sport this particular mason’s work, it’d be a shame to lose this biggest example….