MORE ON THE FUTURE OF AMAZON

Late last week architect NBBJ, which has been hired by Amazon to design its three new office towers in the Denny Triangle, released some drafts of what the actual building facades may look like. (If you recall, at their preliminary design review meeting several weeks ago, the buildings were constructed out of bits of wood.) In case you've forgotten that these are drafts of what the buildings might look like, the firm has issued a solid reminder, given that one sees the word "DRAFT" before honing in on the actual building. The structures look nice, no?

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