AlbertC
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Just a hunch, but I think today might draw a decent crowd. 
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WislaHD
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There was a massive leak in this building today, from the ceiling. Created a whole new water-feature for passersby (myself included) to gawk at.
AlvinofDiaspar
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WislaHD
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Near the centre-point of the mall, on the northern side of the building, across from the Rexall entrance. The waterfall and the pond it created at the bottom was blocking access east-west through the mall.
AlvinofDiaspar
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That sounds more exciting than the anemic water features at the base of the elevator shafts.
AoD
WislaHD
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It really was. Though I take it that H&R REIT don't think so.
Marcanadian
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That's kinda majestic. Move the chairs and they've got a tourist attraction.
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AlvinofDiaspar
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Contra
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We have a water feature like that here in SF but perhaps a bit more purposely ?
WislaHD
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So all the planning work here was an upzoning excercize.
ProjectEnd
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Just as well. It was garbage.
MetroMan
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Please tell me this means that they won't deface the Atrium and the new owner will update it in different ways.
Stefan
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Am I misinterpreting this post or is KingSett Capital the purchaser?
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