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Summary: original design of the Approved South Station Tower in Boston

Author: Cesar Pelli (architect), Hines Interests LP (developer)

Source: SkyscraperCity

URL: [1]

[edit] Fair Use Rationale

Released by the developer to promote his/her product. This image is a promotional image from Hines Interests LP, and all other images available are also promotional, non-free images of the new construction project. Since this is a proposed building, there are no images released depicting the buildings accurately save for those released by the developer, which are all non-free, copyrighted material. As such, there is no free image replacement. Until more information and images are released, there are currently no free images available, making this image viable for use on Wikipedia.

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