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By fmurray (registered) | Posted March 20, 2018 at 06:14:07 in reply to Comment 122609
This is exactly the case with this development. Yes, we need more density, but we can't fit all of our density targets for the city on this one site.
The developer knows that 30 & 40 storeys here will look more like 50 & 60 because of the placement on the Iroquois Bar.
But we should not DARE to question mass & height because the developer may pick up his ball and go home?
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