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Renzo Piano's Glass Cube Dominates Stirling Prize Shortlist

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Renzo Piano's glass cube building is a contender for the Stirling Prize.
The building is 54 storeys shorter than originally planned by developer Irvine Sellar.
Irvine Sellar was also the developer behind The Shard in London.

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Renzo Piano's glass cube building is a contender for the Stirling Prize.
The building is 54 storeys shorter than originally planned by developer Irvine Sellar.
Irvine Sellar was also the developer behind The Shard in London.

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