N8 -- University Avenue: 1000 North - Revision history

Jai at 09:19, 6 January 2011

2011-01-06T09:19:50Z

98.254.44.40 at 03:11, 27 March 2010

2010-03-27T03:11:06Z

Haruspex: Created page with 'University Avenue: 1000 North -- Albuquerque The I-25/I-40 interchange slightly to the west bisects this area into what seems like two entirely different worlds. To the northwes…'

2010-03-26T14:04:03Z

Created page with 'University Avenue: 1000 North -- Albuquerque The I-25/I-40 interchange slightly to the west bisects this area into what seems like two entirely different worlds. To the northwes…'

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University Avenue: 1000 North -- Albuquerque

The I-25/I-40 interchange slightly to the west bisects this area into what seems like two entirely different worlds. To the northwest, tall, sparkling skyscrapers, innovative in their architectural novelty, are hallmarks that one has entered the business district. To the south, the dilapidated homes and private stores on University Avenue mark an older, more traditional neighborhood with a slightly lackadaisical, run-down quality.

The Pinnacle Tower, a gleaming chrome testament to modern urban design, looms over the intersection, its tinted glass hiding numerous businesses and shops. The area of Montano/Montgomery is Albuquerque's busiest commercial neighborhood, with the largest concentration of retail stores currently in the state. The building boom started when office buildings filled in vacant land surrounding them, standing taller and more massive than buildings in any other area except Downtown. A large number of them, like Pinnacle Tower incorporated materials and design concepts that were sophisticated by Albuquerque standards.

Obvious exits:
Northwest <NW> South <S> East <E> Pinnacle Tower <PT> Tower Parking <TP>

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-The Pinnacle Tower, a gleaming chrome testament to modern urban design, looms over the intersection, its tinted glass hiding numerous businesses and shops. The area of Montano/Montgomery is Albuquerque's busiest commercial neighborhood, with the largest concentration of retail stores currently in the state. The building boom started when office buildings filled in vacant land surrounding them, standing taller and more massive than buildings in any other area except Downtown. A large number of them, like Pinnacle Tower incorporated materials and design concepts that were sophisticated by Albuquerque standards.
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-Northwest <NW>  South <S>  East <E>  Pinnacle Tower <PT>  Tower Parking <TP>
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