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Old Posted Mar 2, 2025, 5:40 PM
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Originally Posted by officedweller View Post
If Concord had actually built a financial centre of office towers between the viaducts as originally proposed,
I wonder if that would have saved the area?
I'm pretty sure we would have been worse off long term if they actually developed on their initial time frame when you take into account the viaduct removal plans/view cone removals. The only way the area would have been saved by a 1990s redevelopment would have been gentrification of the DTES with land improvements preventing it from turning it into a slum/restricting social housing development.





https://www.da-architects.ca/projects/concord-pacific-place/

Last edited by jollyburger; Mar 2, 2025 at 5:56 PM.
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