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Originally Posted by Ned.B
Any project that requires federal government involvement or funding typically has what is called a Section 106 review process when historic or potentially historic (or archeological) resources are involved. In this case it was determined that sufficient mitigation to this historical loss was to document the existing building and to save a certain number of stainless steel spandrel panels to be reinstalled somewhere public on the site of the new building (maybe as cladding for the new river wall).
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This is like you offering me food, me telling you that I just ate and I'm not hungry, then you telling me about how humans have to eat. I get that there was a review, etc., but it was never in danger of holding up the project as the Curbed article made it sound.