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View Poll Results: Which 'historic' districts should be opened for dense (25+ Stories) development?
West End 'Villages' (Denman, Davie, Robson) 21 55.26%
Gastown 11 28.95%
Chinatown 16 42.11%
Yaletown Historic District 10 26.32%
DTES (Strathcona) 20 52.63%
South False Creek 24 63.16%
Granville Entertainment District 22 57.89%
Shaughnessy 17 44.74%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 38. You may not vote on this poll

 

 
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Old Posted Dec 17, 2024, 8:10 PM
BaddieB BaddieB is offline
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As someone who lean to the side of historical preservation, I think it's less important to keep every old building as it is, than to allow some old buildings to be demolished in exchange for the new building to have a historical design. Not a modern interpretation, like the same design an old building would have architecturally. This should especially be the case when old buildings are deliberately left to rot like with 500 Dunsmuir.

Although in my opinion this should be the case in all neighborhoods, areas like Gastown and Strathcona should have simple guidelines that say all new buildings must faithfully mimic older architectural styles. People care about the neighborhood looking old, not that the individual bricks are from the 1800s.
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