6 buildings Jacksonville should have saved

[jaxlongtimer]

Thanks for posting, but this list is way too short and, unfortunately, it continues to this day to grow.  Hope you can post future articles greatly extending the list and include smaller buildings, not just the more obvious large ones, that make up the finer fabric of an area.

It is interesting that Jax has decades of "experience" tearing down wonderful structures to only replace them with surface lots or other far less functional and attractive uses.  Today's times are deja vu and we have learned nothing.  So glad that Lenny "demolition derby" Curry is moving on.  I suspect that DIA needs to take on new leadership, as well, that puts a greater value on existing useful/purposeful buildings instead of pie-in-the-sky projects that rarely turn out well, if at all.

https://www.thejaxsonmag.com/article/6-buildings-jacksonville-should-have-saved/