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seattle.... blaghhh!!!! most of those buildings i didnt like. basicly only WaMu and the already built (one of my favorite buildings in the world) Bank of America Tower.
what...............lol. I know this is your opinion......r u comparing them to vancouvers? Vancouvers are really ugly...they all look the same...even my cousins who lives there says the towers are ugly. I d k what u r talking about.
jer4893 said:seattle.... blaghhh!!!! most of those buildings i didnt like. basicly only WaMu and the already built (one of my favorite buildings in the world) Bank of America Tower.
It's tough to see buildings that look different eh?
IMO, some of these are better looking the Vanvouver's. Like jiggawhat said, they're all starting to look the same...blahhh :sleepy: Like an urban subdivision. But I still like vancouver.Vancouver does have a nice skyline but most of the buildings really are ugly residential towers IMO. When you look at a chunk of buildings you can see all the open and closed curtains and blinds which really make it an eyesore.
^thank you! I'm glad we're not the only ones that are starting to feel that way.
That's funny, I've always been impressed by Vancouver's natural surroundings as well as its concentration of high-rises, but I always thought its skyline and the buildings themselves (with a few exceptions) were damn hideous.
^thats what we are saying....HORRIBLE architecture. It would be good if they had some of thier cool buildings...but when they all look the same...they just get lost in the sea of mush.
Just a Flash website available now:
http://www.1521second.com/
http://www.1521second.com/
Haven't heard to much about that one, thanks for the input. Looks like 36 stories, 400ft/122m Great design to!
^I like the design. They could have done a better job though imo.
that looks like a rough sketch to me...
It kinda looks like Two Union Square with that roof thing on the top.
^I like that part. I was thinking more on the windows. I'm glad that they're going to be big windows though.
Here's a little website for 1521 Second Aveue. www.1521second.com.
Also:
Information regarding the increase in the downtown height limits:
for more info click on the link
http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/Planning/center_city/index.asp
In terms of geography, jobs and density, Center City represents the core of the region. By 2024 it is projected that this area will produce 57,000 new jobs and over 24,000 new housing units. For an expanded overview of the Center City Seattle strategy, read our brochure (1MB PDF).
Information regarding the increase in the downtown height limits:
for more info click on the link
http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/Planning/center_city/index.asp
In terms of geography, jobs and density, Center City represents the core of the region. By 2024 it is projected that this area will produce 57,000 new jobs and over 24,000 new housing units. For an expanded overview of the Center City Seattle strategy, read our brochure (1MB PDF).
Hey, pay attention, dammit.pwright1 said:Here's a little website for 1521 Second Aveue. www.1521second.com.
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