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Originally Posted by Notyrview
I think that we're just coming from two different angles. 150 and River Point are less boxy compared to other office towers in Chicago. But compared with office towers outsides of Chicago, they are still pretty boxy. I know we both care very much about the skyline of the City. I just would like one very original tower/dildo-would-be-fine. That's it. Just one. To establish a clear break from tradition in the skyline.
That said, I want it to be good design, and I think the towers I cited above very much meet that standard while also breaking the mold.
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Here we have a long, narrow, and rectilinear piece of property that has restrictions and demands.
This is about efficiency and profitability.