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Old Posted Jan 1, 2013, 7:29 PM
RyeJay RyeJay is offline
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And here is a New Years gift for those who like to dream.


(Purdy's Wharf is about 88 meters tall.)

This actually looks quite nice.

Is there much political support for re-vamping the City's viewplanes? Eventually, once the downtown is urbanised considerably, there will be an economic push for a change to the viewplanes, as there will be a land scarcity.

Regardless of the current laws, St. John's seems to be making progress with its core.

Like many other cities, however, it needs to curb its sprawl. Halifax has been modestly trying (or rather, merely talking about it); and yet only around 20% of the City's development has been on the peninsual That's still far too much going to the suburbs...
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