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A 22-storey tower has been postponed at a redevelopment on an 'ever-changing' side of Nottingham. The 22-storey residential tower, as well as a nine-storey apartment building and 12-storey student building, were all originally part of a plan for the junction of Queens Road and London Road.
"I just think it would dwarf the other buildings around it. I lived in Hong Kong for a while and they built these big towers, getting rid of the history there. "It's all changing in the city anyway, it is ever-changing. I don't see why they should be making them redesign it as so much of the city has already been knocked down and had something new put up in its place - it is progress."
Retiree Paul Wilson, 68, said he would not want to live in the buildings detailed in the initial plan. "I would struggle to see why people would want to live there, as I think this area is very bad for air pollution and it is always so busy," Mr Wilson said.
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