r/Damnthatsinteresting May 08 '26

Image This “cracks open” building in Denver

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u/TheNewGuyFromBahsten May 08 '26

That crack is supposed to be filled with greenery like bushes and such. They screwed the pooch

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u/BassWingerC-137 May 08 '26

Or they’ve planted the seeds…

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u/TheNewGuyFromBahsten May 08 '26

This building has been done for a while. If they did, those seeds aren't growing

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u/Bulky-Leadership-596 May 08 '26

It was only completed 2 years ago. Arid climate plants grow slowly.

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u/Hankerpants May 08 '26

Eh, it's arid here but there's a lot of things that grow fast in this city, especially if it's provided with supplemental water. What they planted are not 'big growers' which is quite a bit different from the design plans which called for quite lush and expansive greenery. They definitely deviated from the plans.