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Originally Posted by Jebby
So it appears they did, in fact, take off the top floor. I wonder why they'd do that? it would seem they'd make a lot less money with one less floor, especially if they built it out of steel instead of concrete...
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If I recall correctly, the City forced them to chop-off a floor before being granted the development permit. One of the most arbitrary decisions of this sort I've ever seen - the rationale was that Cressey didn't conduct "adequate" consultation during the rezoning process. I can't look at the building now without getting mad about that.
So presumably the renderings were made before the City stuck its nose in, and they didn't want to re-do them.
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