I was impressed with how they were able to retro-fit the bank into a former restaurant. I think we need to wait until it has been completed, but from the looks of the West Delevan entrance, it may be a more inviting experience walking by on Delevan. It is a bank, so there are always going to be security issues built into the design.

Either way, this and the new Bank of America building put M&T to shame, the elmwood branch barely takes care of their dying trees. For a local company, M&T should be ashamed.

Looks good to me. now lets work on that disgusting gas station across the street

looks like a good elmwood village co-branding effort! (i'm saying that in a good way)

MEC, The elmwood branch (just like their former Delaware branch) suffers from the architecture for which it was built. from that standpoint it is a decent building but that style of architecture doesn't fit well with a non-sterile mixed use and open setting like elmwood.

Also all the tree did die after the October storm, they have since 100% replanted them, are you saying that the new trees need some work or watering?

I agree that the original architecture is the problem, however the branch is clearly one of the busiest as indicated from the lines inside/parking lot/ATM and drive-through teller lines at any given time. All I am saying is it could use some enhancements for a better curb appeal.

So what does the former Burger King and now the new home of ETS look like after it's makeover?

i was thinking the panos addition fits the streetscape well...very well.