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two out of three for for me

I could see the tower for Tokyo, and the long, low-rise building being integrated architecturally in Vancouver quite well. However, IMO, the big Yongsan tower project or such would bee to overwhelming and rather grotesque for crisp-and-understated Vancouver.
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^^ that's why it would go in surrey or burnaby
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^^ that's why it would go in surrey or burnaby


Of course! That's the answer I never thought of! But no, not Burnaby, please, not even Metrotown, but Surrey first pick YESSS, ....or maybe Mississauga
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it would look great across the street from metrotown
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it would look great across the street from metrotown

..... if you think so. To each his own .......
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cool - sort of like a big big version of the quay hotel in new west
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German practice Jürgen Mayer H. Architects shares with us their proposal design for Quartier M in Dusseldorf, which is one of two winning projects in the competition. This massive project accommodates office space in three building blocks, hotel and housing, construction date is set for 2014.
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Dancing Dragons by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture designs the eye-catching Dancing Dragons project consisted of two towers, one 390 meter high and other 450 meter
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Magnificent, I agree! But for Vancouver? I'd find it overpowering and pretentious. At least at present.
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Would love to see stuff like Kranhaus in the False creek flats... though given how Central is turning out, I don't have high hopes for any kind of avante-garde massing
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