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Originally Posted by wanderer34
For me, it’s just a waste of space, and too damn blocky at that!!! The ACC was light years ahead in terms of design and architecture and it still boggles my mind why the ACC was never erected after the Philadelphia City Council approved a measure allowing for supertalls to be built.
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Lastly, I was actually hoping that Philadelphia would actually get the ACC built once it was approved, and it seemed seemed like everything was right on track, and the Phillies were contenders and the Flyers made the Stanley Cup in 2010, but it also seems like economically, the city has seemed to lose steam since companies have left Philadelphia and the city hasn’t really grown in comparison to DC and Boston.
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For one thing the design for ACC wasn't very well accepted nor praised and still as far as I can tell has never been held up as being a real loss in not being built. And 2ndly, you might remember back in 08 and 09 there was this little hick up in the force, called the great economic collapse that managed to mess up a lot of plans. And lastly if there's some relationship between Philly sports teams and construction of tall buildings, we should be doing pretty good, as I just heard the EAGLES won some important game a few months ago.
But there are certainly many voices wishing that more businesses would call Philly home (Lincoln F. came here from Fort Wayne Ind. stayed for a few years and left, not really that big of a deal, or that many people involved)