One sees the reflective nature of the mirrored skin of the building & how this 60 story tower simply blends in with the environment without dominating the landscape.
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Probably because there is more study behind it, but often even huge towers like this blend in better than the average old building.
If memory serves, The Christian Scientist Church is beautifully reflected at ground level.
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