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No there are roads in there...Houston Center was eventually built just not in that way.
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Wow, thank goodness that was never built, there would be no hope for density in the part of town if those plans went through.
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How does a building a bunch of skyscrapers provide no hope for density?
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Note how different Three Allen Center looks when more than fifty floors. Since this got it wrong, I'm not sure whether the project, referred to above as HL&P, was from before 1983 when Three Allen Center was topped out. Anyway, the picture is p.87 from the February 1988 Connoisseur magazine
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How does a building a bunch of skyscrapers provide no hope for density?
Do you not see how spread out those buildings are? Its like a glorified suburban office park, yuck and not dense at all.
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Do you not see how spread out those buildings are? Its like a glorified suburban office park, yuck and not dense at all.
It's not bad, though. It could've been worse. That looks MILES ahead of what Century City currently is.
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