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Old Posted Sep 16, 2012, 7:29 PM
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Agree about Palmer, but maybe not about South Park. I would think that with the entertainment district that is trying to be created and the existing/planned transit, that would be the area most conducive to high rise living in all of downtown. That area, plus the financial district and the immediate adjacent. Not necessarily exclusively high rise, but majority. It's the rest of downtown that should be mostly mid-rise as that would best fit with the existing structure.

I would hope that most residential construction from the 110 fwy to Grand from Pico to 1st would be >15 stories. The rest can be mostly mid-rise with high rises mixed in.
I think the high rises should be on all of those lots around LA Live (Metropolis, Francisco Street). Anything east of Fig I'd love to see a smattering of buildings in the 300-450 foot range but also large condo complexes as well.

These are the Insignia Towers in Seattle. This is the type of high rise development that I would love to see in South Park.

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