[someone123]

Funny how we have heard relatively little about either this development or the Roy Building. I wonder if the developers would move forward on those if approved or if they just wanted to get in before HRM by Design?

I agree that this one does not look like a landmark but as I've said before, do we really need midrise residential buildings to be landmarks? I think they should be as high quality as possible (proper scale and massing, nice materials, good design) but there are hundreds of buildings like this around the city and dozens are being built.

The best candidates for "landmarks" are major commercial or institutional projects.. the problem is that we haven't had any good ones lately.