Posted Jan 25, 2012, 4:50 PM
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Location: New York City
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Originally Posted by THE BIG APPLE
^ I know units are basically like apartments. But the key to a successful residential building is to have as minimum units on a single floor. With a hotel it's different. In that case you should try to have as MANY rooms on a single floor.
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Alright I changed it.
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Originally Posted by Roadcruiser1
Still studying to get an architecture, and engineering degree (Masters Degree in Architecture now). Lets hope that either me or someone else comes along, and complete it. I would love to complete this building. I would build the building to this configuration. The current building and foundation could support 110 floors.
Floors Floor Use
0-50 Office
51-52 Skylobby
53-70 Office
71-72 Skylobby
73-99 Hotel
100-102 Open Air & Indoor Observation Deck
103-105 Restaurant
105-107 Cafe/Bar
107-109 Broadcasting Equipment/Telecommunications Equipment
110 Spire With TV & Radio Mast
Height To The Roof: 1410 Feet
Height To The Top Of The Mast: 1810 Feet.
Also there would be 2 Basement floors that would contain Restaurants and a Mall.
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