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Old Posted Nov 6, 2016, 3:37 AM
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Oceanwide Plaza Tower 1, taken today.
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This thing has taken an eternity to rise.
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Is there a diagram for this project? It seems that there are numerous towers going up in LA without them...
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Is there a diagram for this project? It seems that there are numerous towers going up in LA without them...

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The heights looked to be based off of sea level elevations. Therefore the actual height of the each structure will be less than what is stated on the title of this thread.
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The heights looked to be based off of sea level elevations. Therefore the actual height of the each structure will be less than what is stated on the title of this thread.
Heights are correctly stated. 677ft and 530ft from ground level. He ground there is about 250 ft above sea level subtracting that from the building heights would leave Oceanside with towers smaller than circa next door.
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Thanks! But I meant a Skyscraperpage diagram.
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Taken yesterday by me. The left tower looks pretty close to topping out. The middle tower is a couple floors behind. The right tower still needs about 8-10 more stories.


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