There are a lot of examples of housing like this all over the world and very little of it has balconies overhanging the entrances of commercial space, and there's a good reason for that, and I'm sure the Marriott might have something to say about it too. And, looking at the location in Google Earth, that "artists rendering" is very hopeful at best. A lot of anything on the north side of 7th will be in shadow nearly all year. Yeah, I know, the people working on this are "the best," but when a new facility opens but the sidewalks around it are closed during winter because 3-foot-long ice daggers hang overhead (this really happened), it really is best to ensure that "the best" really do understand what they're doing especially if they come from outside.