Don't see what the problem is. :lol:
The latest addition to Dallas’ skyline is drawing more complaints.
WFAA-TV reports that residents at One Arts Plaza are complaining about intense glare reflecting from the mirrored siding on the new 42-story Museum Tower down the street.
“You really cannot look outside,” Petey Parker tells the TV station. The glare focuses on her 19th floor home every morning the sun shines. “This will last anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes. It just depends. That’s too long.”
Nasher Sculpture Center was the first to complain, with worries that the glare is damaging its priceless art, WFAA reports.
The city asked attorney Tom Luce to mediate a solution.
video here:
Dallas’ new glaring skyscraper draws more complaints | Newswatch | a Chron.com blog
The latest addition to Dallas’ skyline is drawing more complaints.
WFAA-TV reports that residents at One Arts Plaza are complaining about intense glare reflecting from the mirrored siding on the new 42-story Museum Tower down the street.
“You really cannot look outside,” Petey Parker tells the TV station. The glare focuses on her 19th floor home every morning the sun shines. “This will last anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes. It just depends. That’s too long.”
Nasher Sculpture Center was the first to complain, with worries that the glare is damaging its priceless art, WFAA reports.
The city asked attorney Tom Luce to mediate a solution.
video here:
Dallas’ new glaring skyscraper draws more complaints | Newswatch | a Chron.com blog