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Old Posted Jan 22, 2011, 2:14 AM
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Old Posted Jan 24, 2011, 5:57 PM
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That's a handsome tower.
It would function as a twin to the Pearl River Tower (same height !)

     
     
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Old Posted Jan 24, 2011, 9:00 PM
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wow! that's extremely sexy! and youre right fabb, it would look fabulous opposite to pearl tower. actually, i think it is!

damn, i still can't get over these designs. they're so fucking sexy! it would look much better with a different layout, with smaller blocks so the towers can be closer, and instead of that big open central axis, something more organic a la ny's central park. imagine it covered in trees, ponds, even some fountains (modern of course, but as long as classical is executed well it could work).
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love this building
     
     
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Looks good. All three of those must be supertalls, they look to be similar heights.
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Looks good. All three of those must be supertalls, they look to be similar heights.
The Bank of Guangzhou Tower (red letters) is 267m, the other one is a supertall.
     
     
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China is still overly supersitious

I find it amusing that while China is trying 2 pass the west in industry and technology they still are holding on 2 superstitions like having as many 8s as possible in there phone # or skipping flours 4, 14, 24, 34, etc etc. Other then that nice building.
     
     
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^North America still holds on to not having a floor 13 a lot of the time. It's all part of culture. I find it intriguing and loveable.
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not that superstitious - most of those buildings disregard feng shui for starters
     
     
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need more 8's. Eight is an auspicious number in many Asian cultures. Sounds like Rich.

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