Old Port, New Skyline
The stone warehouses along Custom House Quay have sat behind their green doors for as long as I can remember. Behind them the glass offices construction of the Railyard Apartments tower climbs up, with two cranes over the work.
Two eras. Old and new.
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@donncha My conspiracy theory is that they wanted to find a way to make the Elysian stick out less. 😉
@dmbaturin haha, we need more towers, more public transport, more people living in the city. The skyline is changing, slowly!
@donncha Certainly more public transport and more infrastructure in general, I’d say before towers. The city where I grew up had a big problem with that and large apartment blocks without anyone thinking how their tenants will go to places they need are sad places to be in.Well, maybe towers first is an appropriate action in such an acute housing crisis, the infrastructure still has to follow.Someone should also fix the growing problem of derelict buildings all over the city.