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Old Posted May 4, 2012, 1:17 PM
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352' sounds like a huge jump for Boise, until you realize that the pole on top almost surely counts as part of the official height. This is why "official heights" can be so misleading. Unfortunately from the looks of it, that stick must add a solid 30-40' to this building. Still great news for Boise, just that I don't think the actual building part of this is going to be as tall as most of you might expect it to be...

none of us think the roofline is the full height. we're all aware that the spire is part of the final height.

nevertheless, if the official height is 352' and the spire is, say, 40', that still means the roofline of this building is still nearly 50' higher than boise's current tallest across the street, so it will be visually obvious that it's taller.

given the tower's location and the arduous history of the site itself, it's a solid project for downtown. the fact that it will be a new tallest is merely icing on the cake.
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