I agree, Tom.
Msg must go.
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Some photos of the âMoynihan Station Phase Iâ project (ground and basement levels of Farley building, AKA the expanded West Concourse of Penn Station) currently wrapping up:
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I really wish this entire station could be demolished and rebuilt. Itâs such a piece of garbage. Been using the LIRR for years and it just keeps getting worse and worse. We need a way better plan then what is being presented. MSG NEEDS to be relocated.
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Even more reason to get rid of MSG: They donât pay property tax. At all. Ever!
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Both MSG and port authority bus terminal need to be relocated donât know which one is worse!!
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Iâm not too sure if Iâm a fan of the recent news of the proposal above.
Donât get me wrong, the idea of keeping the iconic shape of MSG, with a large glass wall giving the inpression of a floating disc above is very classy looking, along with the opening up of the platforms below.
However so much more can be done with such space and square footage available. The proposal, although nice, gives me the impression that an internal refurb and reclad is the much cheaper and less ambitious option.
Perhaps they could work with, or invite developers to deliver their ideas to create a destination worth arriving at?
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MAS did something like that a few years ago. The ideas were neat, if a little âout thereâ:
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Indeed, I do remember these. I think this is one of the reasons as to why Iâm fairly disappointed. Sure, I wasnât expecting something quite to the extent of those visions, however something to match the ambition with inspiration also wouldnât go amiss.
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950,000 square feet
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This is an ok start, but MSG must go!
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One small typo in that article makes the whole thing massively misleading.
Phase 1 wonât âstartâ soon, it will be finished and open soon.
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yeah I found that part confusing⌠thanks for the clarification
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@2:40
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That would be amazing!
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yes sir, I agree!!
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