 Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron praised how the concrete bands break up the glass and " serve as a bridge , linking the Murano visually to its older neighbors " . However , she criticized how the building doesn 't connect physically to its neighbors , such as lack of access to John F. Kennedy Boulevard and lack of shops on the ground floor of the parking garage . Saffron believed shops in the parking garage would have helped create a connection between West Market Street and the Logan Square neighborhood . 
