From Niagara This Week:
A proposal for the highest hotel and observation tower yet in Niagara Falls’ bustling tourist district is receiving an enthusiastic response from Niagara regional councillors.
“It is a beautiful building,” said Bill Smeaton, a Niagara Falls regional councillor who chairs Niagara Region’s planning services committee, after Michael Kirkland, the architect whose Toronto-based firm is responsible for its design, displayed graphic renderings of what the 59-storey structure would look like in the north end of the district, near Rainbow Bridge.
We posted on this before. Be sure to read the rest of the article to learn more detail of the project and what other regional approvals are needed.
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