Posted Feb 20, 2017, 6:56 PM
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If you apply the definition of a roof to both buildings consistently, that's not really true. The top of Comcast Center is an unoccupied, steel framed crown. The "roof" of CTC is higher if we define it as the structure enclosing the the top of the last occupied floor. But if we define the roof as the top of a non-occupied structure at the top of a building, then once again, CTC is taller.
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