Flaherty and Collins kicks off Break Wind Flats with a boffo map fail.

Jeff Gillenwater reporting from geographically indeterminate New Gahania.

Here's a rendering Flaherty and Collins is using to promote their development on Spring Street in New Albany. Based on the location of the river and downtown Louisville in it, they apparently don't know where Spring Street in New Albany is. Or maybe they don't want others to know.

Previously at NAC:

As the Coyle site is prepped for luxury, city functionaries praise corporate welfare "done right."

Name That Boondoggle Episode 1: The apartments at the Coyle site really should be called ...

Seriously, the "luxury" apartments at the Coyle site will be called The Breakwater. No, really.

Yes, Jeff, we know you're The Luxury Mayor: "Working so hard, to keep you from the poverty."