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Old Posted Sep 4, 2015, 1:41 PM
Rosso Corsa Rosso Corsa is offline
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Originally Posted by ssiguy View Post
As much as they might look good for the skyline, London should not put an emphasis on height.

In terms of urban renewal, pedestrian flow, streetscape development, and infil it is far better to have 3 building of 10 stories than one of 30. The more buildings the higher number of vacant lots that are filled and a higher percentage of the buildings will have storefronts.
This is true however the cost per unit in 3 10 story buildings would be greater than the cost per unit in 1 30 story building. Given the push to increase the downtown population higher density might be the better option for cost of living.
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