Should the 92 level Eureka Tower remain Melbourne's tallest skyscraper monument?

Should the 92 level Eureka Tower remain Melbourne's tallest skyscraper monument?
Property ObserverJuly 8, 2013

The lofty ambitions for the southern hemisphere's tallest skyscraper in Southbank, Australia 108 have been grounded.

Fender Katsalidis Architects which has fronted the developer consortium for the 108 storey proposal (pictured below) for the 2642 square metre site at 70 Southbank Boulevard, confirmed it was now redesigning plans for the site.

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It was only in March that the Victorian Planning Minister Matthew Guy approved the 108-level proposal.

But other authorities held concerns regarding its scale, traffic congestion and shadowing and even obstructing flight paths.

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