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Originally Posted by mmeade
It's likely that a rendering company or graphics professional not working with the design team made that rendering, not either of the architecture firms involved with the project. In other words, someone not familiar with the project was handed a model and a photo and assigned the task of making it real.
The fact that it is wrong is hardly surprising to me.
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Yep. It certainly does happen in the timelines this stuff is expected to be turned around it.
As for the design it is pretty clear the program is tough to accommodate in any graceful way within the potential development envelope. It's BIG.
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