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Old Posted Nov 7, 2013, 3:07 AM
Lilljemalm Lilljemalm is offline
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Originally Posted by Future Mayor View Post
I'd like to include Portland, Seattle and Vancouver on that list. I too hope they look for inspiration in places other than the suburbs of California. Maybe the issue is that a good number of people seem to move to Utah from California and maybe it is the same with developers. Maybe California based developers look for new markets and they come to Utah, as opposed to developers that are working in the other cities mentioned, and not needing to look to develop in other areas.
Yes, Portland, Seattle and especially Vancouver would be cities for SLC developers and architects to look at, but I think they should give more attention to European cities. SLC is considered by travel editors to be the Paris of the west and it would do well to look at European styles. Don't look at Denver or Minneapolis - to me both are too generic and too middle America (I used to live in Denver and its architecture never enthused me). That's just what I like is all.
     
     
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