Stop the parade of ugly buildings. This looks like a dorm building or worse. Show some class, Canterbury people.
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Kevin
10 years ago
No metal panels in canterbury
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Pam Glick
10 years ago
No metal panels.
The other brown beige new metal buildings that have gone up recently in the city are a sad addition to the rapid growth of Buffalo.
These decisions last a lifetime.
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Annmarie Naples
10 years ago
Yes to co-creating in continuum with the Genius of our Architectural surrounds!
Not embracing the Metal structure etc!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The beautiful neighborhood around Gates Circle deserves a more thoughtful, appropriately scaled development proposal - one that is in keeping with the existing architectural character and caliber that define this area of Buffalo.
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Nathan Attard
10 years ago
People in the neighborhood have the right to determine its future. Listen to them.
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Kathleen Shanahan
10 years ago
Please listen to the community of people for whom this area of the city is home.
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Cynthia Doolittle
10 years ago
Ugly Ugly,not appropriate for Gates Circle!
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Nancy Gurney
10 years ago
Please respect our neighborhood and the original plan for our parkway.
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Michael healy
10 years ago
Stifle the libido for the ugly.
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Lynn Dodd
10 years ago
This is not an asset to the area.
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Trudy Stern
10 years ago
I looked at the circle today - sun rising in the east were MFH used to block the light. We need to prevent the degradation of the historic beauty and character of our neighborhood. No metal!!! Keep it classic.
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W. Reifel
10 years ago
Keep the metal panels inside so the walls are easier to clean with anything left to be used at the 'contractors' residence.
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Paula Schmidt
10 years ago
Please do not ruin this beautiful area, by putting these hideous metal panels.
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Mary Laub Cowan, Charlottesville VA
10 years ago
I grew up on the lovely Olmstead parkway system, one of the most beautiful aspects of historic Buffalo architecture. Why anyone would want to use metal panels in such an iconic area is beyond thought! NO!
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Lynda Treger
10 years ago
Keep our historic Gates Circle in the style of beautiful Buffalo architecture. No metal, shiney or not!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
resembles the student housing on Delevan Ave -an architectural design from a Walmart catalog.
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Alyssa Rabach
10 years ago
Gates Circle is a vital thread of Buffalo's outstanding history. It is not just an address, but still stands as an elegant gateway to the our downtown. The Delaware/Elmwood district embraces some of the finest architecture. The Circle can not be compromised!! No metal panels !!
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Thomas Scime
10 years ago
Looks like
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Joanne Kahn
10 years ago
Materials of a higher quality are essential for such a significant pivotal historic address.
Stop the parade of ugly buildings. This looks like a dorm building or worse. Show some class, Canterbury people.
No metal panels in canterbury
No metal panels. The other brown beige new metal buildings that have gone up recently in the city are a sad addition to the rapid growth of Buffalo. These decisions last a lifetime.
Yes to co-creating in continuum with the Genius of our Architectural surrounds! Not embracing the Metal structure etc!
The beautiful neighborhood around Gates Circle deserves a more thoughtful, appropriately scaled development proposal - one that is in keeping with the existing architectural character and caliber that define this area of Buffalo.
People in the neighborhood have the right to determine its future. Listen to them.
Please listen to the community of people for whom this area of the city is home.
Ugly Ugly,not appropriate for Gates Circle!
Please respect our neighborhood and the original plan for our parkway.
Stifle the libido for the ugly.
This is not an asset to the area.
I looked at the circle today - sun rising in the east were MFH used to block the light. We need to prevent the degradation of the historic beauty and character of our neighborhood. No metal!!! Keep it classic.
Keep the metal panels inside so the walls are easier to clean with anything left to be used at the 'contractors' residence.
Please do not ruin this beautiful area, by putting these hideous metal panels.
I grew up on the lovely Olmstead parkway system, one of the most beautiful aspects of historic Buffalo architecture. Why anyone would want to use metal panels in such an iconic area is beyond thought! NO!
Keep our historic Gates Circle in the style of beautiful Buffalo architecture. No metal, shiney or not!
resembles the student housing on Delevan Ave -an architectural design from a Walmart catalog.
Gates Circle is a vital thread of Buffalo's outstanding history. It is not just an address, but still stands as an elegant gateway to the our downtown. The Delaware/Elmwood district embraces some of the finest architecture. The Circle can not be compromised!! No metal panels !!
Looks like
Materials of a higher quality are essential for such a significant pivotal historic address.