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Old Posted Nov 6, 2011, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by alki View Post
Height has little to do with a city's vibrancy. The most exciting cities in the world have height restrictions.
Other than historical European cities (London, Paris, etc), name one large vibrant city on the planet that doesn't have a skyline.

And nobody is arguing completely against height restrictions.

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In fact, height can hurt a city's vitality.....not help it.
That is a stretch. Other then special cases like Dubai (LA will never be in such a situation because of the sheer height change Dubai has gone through in the last two decades), it is hard to make this a case.
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