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Originally Posted by dancinb
^^^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacEwan_University#City_Centre_Campus
"The main complex consists of a long grouping of structures stretching from east to west: the 105 Street Building (Building 5), the 106 Street Building (Building 6), the 107 Street Building (Building 7), and the Christenson Family Centre for Sport and Wellness (Building 8). Between each of these buildings is grouping of four concrete spires which gives the campus its distinctive look. Each of these groupings of towers forms a terminating vista both when viewed from the north or the south, interrupting the streets after which the buildings are named. The towers which terminate 107 Street also feature public clock between the spires on the south face. The section of 108 Street to the south of the campus is known as "Capital Boulevard" and runs to the Alberta Legislature Building seven blocks to the south where it forms another terminating vista." |
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Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim
That's the main campus of MacEwan University.
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Thank you for this, it's an interesting structure. With that being said, I think it looks hideous!
No offense to anyone who went there, but the concrete spires next to the brick and glass,
all on top of a clock make it look like they tried way to many things and failed at all of them. But that's just my opinion, I can see why you would like it if you do
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