Next US cities to build a 250, 300, and 350 meter building
Since the hot spot of 400 meters seems unattainable in the foreseeable future for any city outside of NY (or maybe Chi), let's lower the bar a bit and add a few categories. This will replace the 400+ thread.
1. Exclude NY and Chicago 2. Cannot be U/C currently (i.e. no Rainer Square in Seattle for 250+ or Vista for 350+ etc.). Can be proposed though 3. Spires don't really count 4. Cannot be the same city 5. Obviously a 3 or 350 meter building counts as a 250 so it should really be between 250-300, 3-350 etc. My vote: 250: Austin or Philadelphia 300: Miami or Seattle 350: LA or Dallas |
I'd probably swap Dallas with Austin/Philly. Especially when you consider Dallas doesn't have anything over 280 meters and it hasn't built anything over 170 meters in 30 years.
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What's the next small town to build a 30 meter water tower?
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No, this thread is just replacing the 400+ meter one since it's a bit more realistic. It's a good discussion because the US rarely builds anything tall outside of the two major cities. ... |
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250: I'm going with Philadelphia (and maybe I'm being a bit of a Pennsylvania homer). Seems some good momentum happening there. 300: Probably only a matter of time until Miami gets one of its numerous proposals approved and underway. |
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I feel like Miami is probably the best bet for 300 because there are just so many proposals (like at least 5 I think?) |
350: I'd say SF.
300: Miami or LA 250: Austin or Charlotte |
250: Seattle
300: Miami 350: Jersey City |
Austin already has a 258 meter tower U/C (6XGuadalupe), and a second one going through the approval process (4th & Brazos). So that one is easy.
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Austin just popped a legit super tall proposal with detailed renderings and plans. Sorry for lack of link - see Austin forum.
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Yep, looks like 98 Red River, if built, would take the 300m title as well. The renderings and elevations show it as ~1,050ft or ~320m.
In this render, height is measured from sea level, not from ground level. https://i.imgur.com/UjDaDVf.png |
Ha, I was gonna post that also. Very hopeful that this one comes into fruition.
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Miami has a 275 meter about to start, Okan Tower (picture is deceiving as it's not located in the middle of nowhere):
https://i.imgur.com/lMgaXxZ.jpg https://www.thenextmiami.com/unity-o...ding-proposed/ |
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https://sf.curbed.com/2017/7/26/1604...ng-ratio-homes This oldy- but- goody article outlines the huge imbalance between jobs and housing in SF that drove housing prices (SFH, condos and apartments) into the stratosphere. That said, we still have a suspended 250 + meter tower in the works (Foundation is complete, above ground on hold) and a Hines approved project that will hit 250 meters with the mechanical penthouse finish,) But after those two, there is simply no area currently zoned for anything at those heights. |
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