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Why all the buildings in Vancouver match
Quoted: A direct relationship exists between the block-long base and the twin-tower design: If developers want a second tower, they are compelled to use a block-long footprint to house the required retail, mechanical needs, and lobby for the buildings. In addition, developers can use essentially duplicate designs for each building, thereby saving expenses paying for architects.
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