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Old Posted Aug 17, 2014, 11:19 PM
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Montreal is not a generic glass condos city but a dense low and mid-rise one with many new developments alike that dont alter the skyline, these aerials can help you discovering this.
I don't think we should use that an excuse .

Montreal, Toronto(that is changing now), and many other Canadian cities have not added much to their skylines in terms of office development and signature skyscrapers in the last 20 years.

This is not just about architecture, but also points that our downtowns (Calgary being an exception) have not been attracting much new business growth in the last two decades.

We all need to be more like Calgary and get more business back downtown to spark office development.
     
     
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