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Old Posted Nov 21, 2017, 10:21 PM
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Such a great shot with the old clock and the new Nova Center - oil rig in the background - I really appreciate your photos as they are never the usual angle.
I hope you are saving them for a publication coffee table book some day
Thanks!

And here is a more usual angle.

20171120_131855 by Jonovision23, on Flickr
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The blank red wall of Market Lofts *really* stands out in the first shot. I hope it's covered up by another building soon.
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The blank red wall of Market Lofts *really* stands out in the first shot. I hope it's covered up by another building soon.
Would be great walls for a mural
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Would be great walls for a mural
Or windows to give owners/tenants an ocean view.
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The more fill we get with in the skyline the more flat and table top it becomes. I'm happy the vacant lots are being built but the skyline is looking less defined.
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There's a chance to make an impact on the skyline with the Cogswell redevelopment. It's one of the few areas without much in the way of height limitations, but all of the concepts have only shown mid to high-rises.
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There's a chance to make an impact on the skyline with the Cogswell redevelopment. It's one of the few areas without much in the way of height limitations, but all of the concepts have only shown mid to high-rises.
I don't think it has any viewplanes but it is still affected by the ramparts bylaw, so development can only hit 80-90 m or so under the current rules.
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If we can't get a 9-storey building approved in Dartmouth I imagine the Cogswell lands will only be allowed to have 4-storey Highfield Park Specials. Particularly with Mr. Mason involved.
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I don't think it has any viewplanes but it is still affected by the ramparts bylaw, so development can only hit 80-90 m or so under the current rules.
This is correct. We will never see a "skyscraper" (100m+), with the possible exception of Kings Wharf in the CBD or centre plan region as regulations are currently/proposed.
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A roof-top garden/restaurant on top of the convention level of the Nova Centre would have been really neat.
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If there was a market for the rooms, a tower on top of the Delta Barrington would fit right in now.
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If there was a market for the rooms, a tower on top of the Delta Barrington would fit right in now.
Agreed. Especially once the Cogswell site gets redeveloped, with the triangle lands at the end of the Granville mall.

Also, that picture really shows how awful the Market Lofts red wall is. My god that sticks out, how that was approved blows my mind away.
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Agreed. Especially once the Cogswell site gets redeveloped, with the triangle lands at the end of the Granville mall.

Also, that picture really shows how awful the Market Lofts red wall is. My god that sticks out, how that was approved blows my mind away.
The red wall always looks like a Photoshop effect that was added to the image after the fact, it is that bright.
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The red wall always looks like a Photoshop effect that was added to the image after the fact, it is that bright.
Red as a colour tends to fade with time, so there's always hope.
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