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Look at that podium! Can you imagine how fabulous you're gonna look, all dolled up in your tux, dancing with your husband, at your wedding, in the Ritz Ballroom? It will be FABULOUS! That podium is gonna put the rich and famous, front and centre. I love the high ceilings.
Now, if I could only find a suitable husband. All those nights at the Black Eagle, and still no husband. lol
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Wow, I guess I really haven't browsed the threads outside the Ottawa-Gatineau sub-forum for while...last time I looked at this thread, this project was just a hole in the ground, or framework upto ground level, and that's it...nice to see they are continuing quickly now...
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By the looks of your pics, this building is going to be pretty tall, and add some nice presence to the western skyline of the downtown. Is it going to be the tallest in that section of downtown?
By the looks of your pics, this building is going to be pretty tall, and add some nice presence to the western skyline of the downtown. Is it going to be the tallest in that section of downtown?
Yup. It will be a new peak, but still an expansion of the downtown skyline.