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Old Posted Aug 24, 2008, 3:06 PM
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I just find another rendering from skyscrapers.cn.
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may be it is japanese style....
no i hope it's american style. go USA!!!
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I just find another rendering from skyscrapers.cn.
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it's going to be dull grey like that? doesnt look promising.
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it looks a little bit more conservative/classy and less tacky than most buildings in Taipei. I definitely like the height.
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Old Posted Aug 24, 2008, 10:51 PM
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President Enterprise Corporation Tower and President Hotel (President international interchange) are very good building, but not ofr this one.
Maybe we need to wait until clear rendering is come out.
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This photo sould be within two days.
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at least there is some activity on the plot... better than last year If this project goes through, Taipei would actually have the beginnings of a respectable skyline in xinyi.

one of the side benefits to how horribly cross-strait tourism is doing is that Songshan Airport is still not reporting rises in revenue, so we could potentially see the Airport close down. That could lead to openning up the land between Xinyi and Neihu, and we could finally see a fully developed east side of Taipei.
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at least there is some activity on the plot... better than last year If this project goes through, Taipei would actually have the beginnings of a respectable skyline in xinyi.

one of the side benefits to how horribly cross-strait tourism is doing is that Songshan Airport is still not reporting rises in revenue, so we could potentially see the Airport close down. That could lead to openning up the land between Xinyi and Neihu, and we could finally see a fully developed east side of Taipei.
Hope the government can close down Shongshan Airport after the airport line is completed.
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not very likely.

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiw.../23/2003423979

Ma wants more international flights from Songshan

By Ko Shu-Ling
STAFF REPORTER
Tuesday, Sep 23, 2008, Page 3
President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) said yesterday he would like to see Taipei Songshan Airport offer flights to major cities in Northeast Asia. Songshan Airport now operates only domestic flights and flights to China.

Ma said he hoped to see flights connecting Songshan to Tokyo and Seoul, as cutting travel time by avoiding Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport would help the nation’s high-tech industry.

Ma made the remarks while meeting members of the Tsinghua Enterpreneur and Executive Club at the Presidential Office.

Ma said more flights connecting Taipei, Shanghai and Tokyo would benefit the high-tech industries in those cities, adding that part of his election platform was to establish a “golden aviation circle in Northeast Asia [sic].”

Saying that his administration attached great importance to developing the high-tech industry, Ma said he wanted to see more convenient transportation between major Asian cities.

Ma said that many big cities in East Asia had two airports — one domestic and the other international. The domestic airport is often more conveniently located, while the international one is outside of the city limits.

“City airports outside many big cities in Northeast Asia are usually far away from the city and travel time from the airport to the city takes a long time,” he said. “More cities are thinking of making their domestic [centrally located] airports international.”

Tokyo was pushing flights between Haneda airport and Seoul, while Tokyo and Shanghai have begun charter flights between their domestic airports, he said.
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is there not going to be a parking structure/basement? looks like they are starting construction from street level.
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The continous walls were fininshed a long long time ago. I don't understand why they excavate again....
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it looks a little bit more conservative/classy and less tacky than most buildings in Taipei. I definitely like the height.
agreed. but still old, boring, and uninspiring. taipei just can't build anything that looks somewhat modern and sleek.
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No way. A lot of nice stuff has gone up in Neihu technology park, I think. Though sadly none of it is actually downtown.
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aluminium cladding would be awesome but highly unlikely
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No way. A lot of nice stuff has gone up in Neihu technology park, I think. Though sadly none of it is actually downtown.
if Songsan Airport was removed, Neihu and Xinyi would connect and form one amazing downtown area.
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if Songsan Airport was removed, Neihu and Xinyi would connect and form one amazing downtown area.
one can only dream that happening. it won't be removed anytime soon. former mayor ma's reason? - to keep taipei competitve by having an airport close by.
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one can only dream that happening. it won't be removed anytime soon. former mayor ma's reason? - to keep taipei competitve by having an airport close by.
This week, Taipei has a lot of 30+ floors project.
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