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Old Posted: Aug 15, 2011, 12:29 AM
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Skye Halifax | 172 m | 2 x 48 fl | Proposed


http://www.skyehalifax.ca/images/media/skye_website.jpg


I figured we might as well start a new thread.
They have updated the website. I hope these renderings are "alpha" renderings and we will get to see something better soon.
http://www.skyehalifax.ca/


Here is a blog posting of someone who clearly supports this. I agree with a lot of the points he made including this:
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By contrast, the current benchmark of the Halifax skyline are the two Purdy’s Wharf towers (18 & 22 floors), which were revolutionary when they were built in the late 1980′s. Perhaps it’s time to try something revolutionary again?
http://ourhalifax.com/2011/07/26/sky...ment-proposal/
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