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Originally Posted by Zapatan
Thanks! Is that above sea level or ground? Hard to tell exactly at the bottom.
I gather it's 1,047' to the roof with 92 floors and 979' to the last occupied floor, but it's a double floor so the upper slab is probably 990'+, thus supertall. 
Unless it's sea level. Still cool though... |
According to measurements the Waldorf Astoria Miami is supposed to be 1049 ft, and the last diagram shows the tower going up to 1047 ft instead. Hopefully the architect can make it an even 1050 ft just so it can hold the title for Miami’s and FL’s tallest tower as well as the tallest in the American South, considering that there are going to be similar towers that are going to be built with 1049 ft once this decade ends. And hopefully the FAA can change the flight patterns into MIA just to allow for more taller towers in the near future.