You get 42 floors if you count the floors in their rendering. The discrepancy seems to be in the number of floors dedicated to the hotel. The rendering indicates 14 or 15 floors for the hotel and lobby, yet the residences begin on floor 32.
Also, on the Overview page, they state that the building is 42 floors.
I think that if 42 storties is correct, then the 580ft height is right. But if it is the 52 stories, then it will be 686ft. Of course this is just speculation, maybe someone who actually knows can enlighten us. But I do know that just counting and looking at that rendering will most likely not do any good, because that is a pretty old rendering, with many changes likely occuring sense then.
I thought it says 42 Tower Residence I'm looking at the site right no and nowhere do I see 42 stories, can you show me where? But I do agree that we'll have to wait and see.
Click on Overview and read the paragraph under the heading Overview. Thats where it says 42 stories.
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I'd say 686 feet sounds right, they said that it will be 13 feet in between floors, so I'd say that if it were 42 floors and 580 feet, that would sound right. Also, they will have the crown on top so that might be about 50 feet of non usable space. These are gonna be really expensive places and high ceilings are expected, I know I'd want a ceiling at least 10 feet in my place if I were paying millions of dollars for it.
It was stated that ceilings would be between 13 and 17ft.
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Will they be replacing those traffic lights with upscale lights.
I've never heard of upscale travel lights if at all possible could you inform me on what this means. If it is something that would upgrade the peachtree corridor I would love to get some info on it.
So, a developer doesn't have to disclose the actual height of the final product when they apply for a zoning applications and city approval. Or do they only have to produce a general summary of what they plan to build. The ABC said the Mansion was 50 stories and they are pretty reliable, but the website has 42 and 58 stories, and the developer said it was to be 200ft taller than anything in Buckhead (which would put it at 644ft?), then finally, the video makes it look even taller. I guess we will really just have to wait and see though I would think that they would just say it flat out. I'm exited either way, even though I'll never live their.
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