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Old Posted May 2, 2014, 2:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Dallas Snob View Post
Rae we missing something..."the tallest CONCRETE structure..."? I don't know, but I think we are talking apples and oranges. A "concrete structure" is like the Reunion Tower, not Bank of America Tower. While I am excited about this as everyone is, let's not go ape-shit about it being a "supertall".
Yes, but the article says it will be " the tallest concrete structure WEST of the MISSISSIPPI." Like someone already mentioned, the current tallest concrete structure west of the Mississippi is the Stratosphere Tower, which is a concrete observation tower in Las Vegas. So if the proposal in the article goes through, it would have to be taller than 1149 feet to achieve the claim of being "the tallest concrete structure west of the Mississippi."
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