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Queen City Landing was an approved residential tower proposal by developer Gerald Buchheit on the Outer Harbor of Buffalo, New York. Preparation work included the demolition of a 6-story warehouse formerly operated by Freezer Queen Foods and the project was planned to have approximately 200 apartment units. Upon completion, it would have been the 6th tallest building in Buffalo and the 13th tallest in Upstate New York, with a height of 324 feet and 23 floors.

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rdfs:label	Queen City Landing (en)
rdfs:comment	Queen City Landing was an approved residential tower proposal by developer Gerald Buchheit on the Outer Harbor of Buffalo, New York. Preparation work included the demolition of a 6-story warehouse formerly operated by Freezer Queen Foods and the project was planned to have approximately 200 apartment units. Upon completion, it would have been the 6th tallest building in Buffalo and the 13th tallest in Upstate New York, with a height of 324 feet and 23 floors. (en)
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name	Queen City Landing (en)
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location	Buffalo, New York
dcterms:subject	Skyscrapers in Buffalo, New York Proposed buildings and structures in New York (state)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	List of tallest buildings in Upstate New York Skyscrapers in Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York COVID-19 pandemic Tifft Nature Preserve Proposed buildings and structures in New York (state) Freezer Queen List of tallest buildings in Buffalo
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.queencitylanding.com/ https://trautmanassociates.com/what-we-do/residential-multi/project:queen-city-landing-apartments/ http://queencitylanding.com https://web.archive.org/web/20160924101849/https:/www.emporis.com/buildings/1288854/apartments-at-queen-city-landing-buffalo-ny-usa
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architect	Trautman Associates (en)
building type	Mixed-use residential (en)
caption	Rendering of the tower (en)
cost	$60 million-$85 million (en)
developer	Gerald Buchheit (en)
est completion	undetermined (en)
floor count	20 (xsd:integer)
groundbreaking date	2017-04-17 (xsd:date)
location	Immediately northwest of Ohio Street and Furhmann Boulevard, Buffalo, New York (en)
main contractor	R&P Oak Hill (en)
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status	Never built (en)
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has abstract	Queen City Landing was an approved residential tower proposal by developer Gerald Buchheit on the Outer Harbor of Buffalo, New York. Preparation work included the demolition of a 6-story warehouse formerly operated by Freezer Queen Foods and the project was planned to have approximately 200 apartment units. Upon completion, it would have been the 6th tallest building in Buffalo and the 13th tallest in Upstate New York, with a height of 324 feet and 23 floors. The tower was targeted in a lawsuit by local environmentalists out of concern that it posed a danger to bird migration, given its immediate proximity to the Tifft Nature Preserve, and also that the city board did not conduct a full environmental study on the site. However, on multiple occasions, a state Supreme Court judge upheld the city board's decision to build the tower and also ruled that the city acted properly in its environmental study. Bucheit completed the environmental cleanup of the site in late 2018. On November 18, 2019, Bucheit announced a slight change in the tower's design. The building would be reduced to 20 stories and would be moved farther away from the water, in addition to occupying 30 percent less land. The new finish date was tentatively projected to 2021. In addition, Bucheit also added plans for a surrounding neighborhood around the main tower complete with two 6-story apartment buildings, a cluster of 3-story townhouses, and more public space. However, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, continued resistance from the plaintiffs, and an inability to secure public funding from the city, the project was "suspended indefinitely" in March 2020 and presumably cancelled for good the following year when the developer listed the property for sale. (en)
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building start date	April 17, 2017
cost ($)	6.0E7 (usDollar)
floor count	20 (xsd:positiveInteger)
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status	Never built
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Freezer Queen List of tallest buildings in Buffalo
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