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Here's another.
At right is a spread from the flier emphasizing the provision of affordable housing and the project's "eco-friendly nature."
The rendering is long on foreground, short on background. Project towers--some of them planned to be 30, 40, and 50 stories, are cut off, with only half-a-dozen floors visible.
The main image of the project is... trees.
The original rendering
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But at least it shows some 16 stories. The trees are there, but they're not the dominant image.
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