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Old Posted Sep 4, 2020, 8:17 AM
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New Broad and Washington proposal. Will post in the thread for the project as well:
http://www.hecphila.org/index_htm_files/...ashington-HEC%20Board%20Presentation.pdf
I've preferred the older, taller proposal anyways compared to the newer, shorter proposal. Not saying anything bad about the newer proposal, but I've always felt Philadelphia has always had an aversion to taller projects, and the older 2016 was feasibly better since it would've meant more density to a major intersection at South Philly.

I was hoping Lincoln Square would've been just a minor improvement, but I'm not sure how Philadelphia can seem to attract a lot of people with these smaller projects. I would love to see Philly grow to 2M people again, but like I said, the city has always been averse to taller projects for some strange reason.
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