<p>Gorgeous job. Cue, don’t dispair. As you can see there is definitely some method to their madness. When we first visited UChicago I liked the gothic architecture in general but once we went inside some of the buildings it took me back to my southern State Flagship 37 years before with the 19th century dorms with the clanking pipes and overall darkness (or you cold say lack of light) and most things working marginally. When I told S it reminded me of the lodge at Wakulla Springs, Florida he knew exactly what I meant. I know Cue dislikes MaxP tremendously (I would like it better in a different color) so I told S1('12) the best thing was to try to get into it, where everything inside was basically brand new (at the time) and in working order, including the elevators, sink, locks, pipes, carpets, INSULATION!, wide hallways, toilet fixtures, etc. and from inside it you would have the best vantage point because you wouldn’t really have to look at it (the Reg is so close you can hardly be shocked by it, either). He took my advice and was happy for ever after by way of 1920’s 100% refurbished apartment building in his last two years. He stayed in Chicago after graduation in Hyde Park and just recently moved north of downtown. I would take the special trip to UChicago to appreciate this wonderful job next time we visit.</p>