I filed an appeal and was told that the photos do not match the map, yet the location of the point is clearly visible on Google Maps. It might be off by a few millimeters on the map, but it can still be seen on Google Maps.
The building’s coordinates are -33.451356, -70.618698, and the exact address is Luis Beltrán No. 2085, Ñuñoa, Chile.
Hi and welcome! I moved this to General Discussion as there is no route to “appeal an appeal” on this forum.
If you are comfortable doing so, could you please share your full nomination so that the community of users can weigh in on whether it’s an incorrect appeal decision? If it is indeed incorrect, it is possible staff will see it, but this is by no means guaranteed.
Hi, thanks for the information. Do you happen to know if there is any way to appeal the appeal decision? It’s very strange that the nomination feedback states the map is incorrect, given that it is up to date on Google Maps. The funniest part is that they also tell me to read the submission guidelines.
The location is a seating area at the Nuevo Amanecer Building. While the benches may not be of the traditional type—and this doesn’t fully come across in the photograph—they are designed for people to chat, smoke, and spend time with family and friends. It is difficult to capture this in an image, and since taking photos of people is not permitted, showing the space in use would have made approval more certain. You can see on Google Maps that there is an identical type of bench on the other side; the architect aimed for a contemporary seating concept, moving away from traditional benches. However, this specific section features two large benches, while a single traditional bench is located at the entrance.
I realize the rest area doesn’t consist of traditional benches, but the structure serves the same function as a rest area for the building.
As far as I know, there isn’t a restriction regarding this—or is there? I might be mistaken about that.
What I do find odd is being told the address is incorrect when it is actually right; this suggests to me that, in practice, they didn’t review the application and simply rejected it outright.
You can write it whatever language you feel comfortable with; there is an auto-translate option below posts when needed.
Your photo is definitely of this place. What were the coordinates you submitted at? These are shown below the photos in the initial submission receipt email.
