The paper demonstrates that high-rise buildings provided with a complete set of amenities and following successful design principles and practices are a viable typology benefiting its urban setting with a compact form, higher density and aesthetical qualities, enriching and enabling mixed used urban developments.
And while the Reno downtown district still has clusters of casinos — something the California tribes, almost all single-casino operations, do not offer — the most successful casinos in Reno offer more basic suburban amenities.
It will need lighting, a sound system, a stage, seating, restrooms, and other basic amenities for your show to be successful.
Song intends to do to JetBlue what JetBlue did to Southwest Airlines -- take an incredibly successful low-cost business model and add jazzy passenger amenities, like digitally streamed MP3 music, so that marketers can promote it as a hipper product.
MK1 is a successful example of a private developer producing a popular amenity: the football stadium was financed by its retail park, featuring free parking, charging for electric vehicles and a truly epic Asda (I counted 86 aisles).
Developers of the new projects say they are confident that their high-technology amenities and prime locations will make the buildings successful despite a sluggish economy.
In 2005, the city spent millions on a new building and other beach amenities, but officials have been unable to land a successful tenant.
But Mr. Kayden said he was disappointed that the tower's granite-backed waterfall did not always work and that past attempts at including amenities, like food service, in the space, had not been successful.
She points to some highly successful models, such as some of the Silicon Valley tech campuses, which have brought amenities — gyms, restaurants and other perks — directly to employees, and provide transportation to and from work.
Having large office buildings and surface parking lots is no longer enough for a successful suburban office market, and he said landlords must focus on creating amenity-rich environments.
