Revised design for Hope Point tower presented to city committee

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The new design for the Hope Point tower. Courtesy City of Providence
THE NEW DESIGN for the Hope Point tower, at right, in comparison with the Wexford Science & Technology building, at left. / COURTESY CITY OF PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE — A slightly revised design for the Hope Point tower was presented conceptually to the Downtown Design Review Committee Monday, a panel that has advisory authority over its architecture and site plan. The project, now called Hope Point, would place 448 residential units in a 46-story tower at Dyer Street downtown, overlooking the Providence…

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  1. I am so excited this tower ever. I wonder is Hope Point Tower is same 530 foot height? and also is this tower rendering same white wavy tower correct? So I don’t want to change revised white wavy tower because I really WANT better this white wavy tower! I can’t wait to see!