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Old Posted May 20, 2021, 12:29 AM
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^^ The second paragraph basically says that the height of 1642.5 ft is attained *only* if the developer chooses *all* the options that maximize height, e.g. the steepest possible "angles of the bundled structure at the base", 30 ft height for all mechanical floors, etc. The probability of that is not very high IMO, so don't get your hopes too high. Hopefully the final height will still be above 1550 ft, to set a new record for the city's highest roof.

I think it's more likely than not that they will go with the higher numbers, specifically because of the higher ceiling height numbers. They are going to market the higher ceiling office floors, similar to all of the other recent office developments that tenants are jumping to.












The height in the drawing is 1,566 ft (out of the 1,643 ft figure), but that's illustrative of design, as they continue to work on it.




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