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Vancouver in 2010


GeorgeCostanza2

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I for one have always liked Vancouvers skyline..but it always bothered me that such an amazingly dense skyline is really just a sea of buildings the same size

Thank god there are 3 towers U/C that will be Vancouvers tallest ever, & right in time for the olympics

Here they are, going from shortest to tallest:

Shaw Tower

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801 West Georgia

My personal favourite

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1120 West Georgia

The tallest

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impact on skyline

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& finally... heres renderings of what the three buildings will do to the skyline

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There are also tons of other condos going up everywheres

& i dont know the status on this one, but it looks pretty tall

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Great news for Vancouver. I really want to go there someday. Vancouver has the density, so it's nice to see them starting to build some taller buildings. If they could get a few more tall landmark towers, they'd have an awesome skyline.

BTW, what is the height limit in Vancouver?

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Update: The Shaw tower is complete(489ft). And 1120 West Georgia which is now called Living Shangri-La1120 is underconstruction(642ft). 687 Howe has been approved(532ft). The Fringe Towers are proposed at 800ft but I dont think its likely to get get approved but who knows.

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