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[QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 3467432, member: 668"]
The landlord and tenants are one in the same here, therefore, SU is its own comprehensive keeper.  So again, Syracuse University voluntarily chose their own path, constraints, etc. which they placed upon themselves in what they deemed best to proceed.  This really is indisputable.

That's fine if you wish to view my original comment as "complaining" vs. simply pointing another viable option if SU was seriously/legitimately considering such a thing at the time.

I'm aware the Dome's walls are pre-cast concrete and, that it doesn't have a basement, though the later hasn't any relevance to the point I was attempting to make.  My comment and broader point regarding adding an additional concrete block or two in sustaining a much more desirable basement ceiling height was just a [I]comparison[/I] in relative scope vs. attempting doing something of its kind, or similar, etc. after the fact. Which, would be considerably more cumbersome and complex, if not simply impractical and/or economically infeasible.

Opening [I]part[/I] of the western wall (or when they eventually expand/connect to the new Arch Center) is not on par with my original reply/remark relative to letting natural light in [I]throughout[/I] the building (all around the top of the walls) as was done at BC Place, basically identical structures in their original states.
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