The glass railings sterilized it. This tendency to make every space injury-proof is so annoying. Is it so bad for a small child to somehow accidentally run off the pathway and roll down the small embankment? If it's about preventing damage to the growing medium caused by frequent short-cuts, why not formalize it with several concrete steps? It's like they're assuming that everyone is wheelchair-bound.
Better yet, lower the pathway or raise the green roof so that it's flush with railing height.
in a society happy for lawsuits we have to cater to the stupid and lowest of people thats why we dumb down everything, thats why we buy coffee that says "this beverage may be hot"
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"The destructive effects of automobiles are much less a cause than a symptom of our incompetence at city building" - Jane Jacobs 1961ish
On one hand, it's going to be nice to have that part of the city 'finished'.
On the other, the Oxford Tower will start construction when this one finishes I hope!
Green glazing and dark stone cladding has started going up on the south side of the tower - it looks like HG3 is going to be very unique. Here are some awful BB photos by me from today:
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