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Originally Posted by JACKinBeantown
It would add some density but not much height.
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Well, let's take USAA HQ as an example - if all of their office space was in one tower, which I believe if done years ago could have helped curtail urban sprawl, which is at a significantly dangerous pace at the moment, would've been taller than the Willis (Sears) Tower. Even if broken down into three towers, we would have something like complex in Detroit. But hey, USAA is still growing and they are moving some 5,000 (or was it 10,000) jobs back downtown within the next 3 years. So, that might be something to help start another building boom in a few years.