CityPlaceN1
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It'll be just as successful.
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Marcanadian
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"Bilbao’s Guggenhiem Museum, the Burj Dhubai, the Eiffel Tower, and the Empire State Building were deliberately designed for such a purpose."
Wow. That website is error free!
Wow. That website is error free!
maestro
Senior Member
The Ryugyong Hotel may actually get completed though
DaninToronto
Active Member
This is a complete ripoff of the London Shard. This must be a joke. You can't use someone else's design. Oh wait never mind, this happens all the time.
Kiwi
Active Member
The Connaught Tower is not really a complete pyramid. It'll have the pyramid side from the West and North side. But at the corner of Main and Catherine will be straight square box. A shiny steel rod will meet at the corner of Main and Catherine, a Hamilton touch to the Tower. That was shown during the presentation.
wyliepoon
Senior Member
I did... see page 6.
Bentley
Active Member
I don't know if anyone has remarked this earlier in the thread, but this really reminds me of the Ryugyong Hotel!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryugyong_Hotel
If there ever was a place Darth Vader would live, that would be it.
Kiwi
Active Member
Jayomatic
Active Member
Looks like Harry's busted out Powerpoint again for his marketing materials.
Mongo
Senior Member
I always thought that this place would be an even better fit for the Dark Lord Sauron -- an updated version of Barad-Dur, with his Giant Eye of Fire right where that crane is in the photo.
maestro
Senior Member
Where's the tumbleweed?
299 bloor call control.
Senior Member
Everything about that sales office, from the decor, the signage, and the typeface makes my cringe... It's not a Sales Office, but a sales office. Cripes. That's sure going to lure in the investors!
299 bloor call control.
Senior Member
Oh and the people who compiled the "Why Hamilton?" page (why NOT hamilton???) on the project's website are, according to Google, the hosts of the Haunted Hamilton tour... perhaps they are setting themselves up for a big windfall for when the project is abandoned?