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Old Posted Apr 26, 2024, 5:33 PM
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Originally Posted by coastalkid View Post
I thought these were cool of the Spring Garden Road area of Halifax. You can see the North End skyline in the distance, with the tallest being Richmond Yards u/c:



Closer view of Dresden Row terminating at Citadel Hill (North End skyline top left, Downtown top right):



Source:https://www.viewpoint.ca/cutsheet/20...en-Row-Halifax
The North End skyline is the most dramatic change. Is it plausible that the tallest buildings in Halifax will one day be there and not downtown? I know downtown has severe height restrictions due to views from Citadel Hill but surely restrictions are less severe in the North End? A similar phenomenon is occurring in Vancouver and Ottawa where the tallest buildings are gravitating to areas outside the traditional CBD. Perhaps over the long term downtown Halifax should remain 10-30 floors and build its tall buildings in the North End. Wouldn't be a bad thing imo.
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