Talk:San Francisco Transbay development

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[edit] Name of article

The name "Transbay Supertalls" suggests an official title or designation, but I cannot find any source for this name other than Wikipedia and a few boosters in SF (e.g. on skyscraperpage.com). I also wonder why we need a separate article specifically about tall buildings on or connected to the Transbay project, as opposed to SF generally or SOMA. All of this seems a little unencyclopedic. Is there a more neutral, factual name? Wikidemo 17:25, 7 August 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Clarify Please

Can you please clarify whether the Renzo tower was selected or not selected by the City & County of San Francisco. At the moment there is no clear distinction. Also, are they both part of the SAME project, or two different ones? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Dodgersh8r (talk • contribs) 19:43, 31 December 2007 (UTC)