atlantaden
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I'm sure this will be a very controversial statement, but I'm glad the "Trans National Place" proposal didn't come to fruition. For what would have been the tallest tower in the city, the design was too bland and uninteresting. Any "new tallest" in the city should stand out in terms of its design, not just the sheer height of the tower.
IMO the best thing that would've come out of Trans National Place would have been the "lookout garden" observation deck which was planned at the top of the tower.
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It was a HUGE freakin loss for the city when Trans National Place was scuttled! The observation deck with the lookout garden alone which was way ahead of it's time, would have been a killer addition to the city, never mind the building itself breaking through the Financial District's height plateau. Sadly, this building joined so many others that got my hopes up, then dashed, as they were thrown into the scrap heap of Boston's proposed ( Columbus Center, Copley, The Pinnacle at Central Wharf) developments!