"Towers in the park" may not be for everyone (certainly, the cost of the model restricts who can afford to live there unless the government subsidizes), but in

"Towers in the park" may not be for everyone (certainly, the cost of the model restricts who can afford to live there unless the government subsidizes), but in my experience it's working pretty well a lot of places. Where I live in Hong Kong, towers built atop mall/park combinations are some of the most attractive places to live. Convenience with public transit, child care and shopping all in walking distance. Green space for family walks and exercise, decent air flow for an urban setting. I'm a fan