Larry Kochert suggested a tasteful, understated space suitable for a Kink ... or even a King:
Pickin' and grinnin' to the last, Steve Price channeled the Darlings:
Finally, there's Diane Benedetti's plan:
Harold Adams of the Courier tells the "real" story here.
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Now that's funny. I don't care who you are. Git er done
I would have thought a bar/lounge for Benedetti's design
The same metaphor is implied by the car, don't you think?
perhaps but the car should have Ohio plates as well to really drive it home
how about John Gonder's design: no ceiling with pies dangling in the sky since most of his council proposals are pie in the sky with a skies the limit spending mentality
Let me guess. Gonder voted against some manner of stormwater legislation, hence a pie in the sky, while Caesar voted in favor, meaning that his taste in hack writers suddenly becomes proper academic credentials. Uh huh. Next?
i wasnt stormwater chairman when Caesar was first sworn in on the council, that would have been Bill Schmidt, same with Gonder, he was not officially on the council until 2008
Next
LOL
how about the Losing candidates for council design: an entire room filled with crying towels, embroidered with the Initials RB
Sorry, EW, no further anabling from me today; gotta work.
In route, I'm planning on listening to Frank Zappa's classic album, "Weasels Ripped My Flesh."
I betcha those furnishing from 1959 are better made and possibly of local manufacture, than anything they will replace it with. Particle board + glue + laminate = cheap non-sustainable furniture. Did they take bids from any local cabinet makers? This is where localism should be employed.
The article mentions Terry Ginkins as the builder. He's local, at least.
Metal desks is all there was, Gina. Just side by side in a U shape. No wood or anything except for the lone podium. It was a piece of junk.
Ironically, I bumped into Terry Ginkins today while at the tomb to register my refi. He gave me a tour: Council seating area is carpeted, desks are going up, and the scarred, battered plywood podium has been replaced as promised. It would appear that no improvements are being planned for the public area, but I didn't think to ask.
thanks Mark. Now I wonder if any of the "metal" you refer to is 1950's aluminum? Worth a ton in recycle or as vintage re-sale. I don't trust the city with "upgrading" cause they've already upgraded the town into the toilet. I for one marvel at all the good old aluminum (airplane grade?) in that building.
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