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Old Posted Jun 10, 2015, 7:17 PM
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I'm sure this has been discussed numerous times, and I apologize for opening a can of worms, but whatever happened to what was supposed to be the Waterview Tower? Did they end up putting something there?

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Old Posted Jun 10, 2015, 10:34 PM
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Good news on the sales center, hopefully this will put the RAMSA tower out of business just like Ritz Carlton residences...
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98 storys and a maximum of 1200? Hopefully they build that high for some variation in the area.
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98 storys and a maximum of 1200? Hopefully they build that high for some variation in the area.
I told you all they said 1,200' several times at the last meeting! Who knows if they will go that high, but the number has been floating around out there.
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Old Posted Jun 16, 2015, 12:18 AM
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I told you all they said 1,200' several times at the last meeting! Who knows if they will go that high, but the number has been floating around out there.
Haha, we all believed you it's just the official figure we've seen is 1143' so maybe the 1200' was a really rough estimate. If the floor count is higher now, and it's a huge Chinese company perhaps they'll go for the full 1200 (which probably would be excluding parapets etc.)

Obviously 1143' is great too but I think it would look really good noticeably taller than AON. This could also push Related to build higher at the spire site.
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Haha, we all believed you it's just the official figure we've seen is 1143' so maybe the 1200' was a really rough estimate. If the floor count is higher now, and it's a huge Chinese company perhaps they'll go for the full 1200 (which probably would be excluding parapets etc.)

Obviously 1143' is great too but I think it would look really good noticeably taller than AON. This could also push Related to build higher at the spire site.

I had hoped the "civic expectation" on Related's shoulders would have them thinking at least 1200. I'll be disappointed with anything less, but I guess I should worry about design first. The good thing is that Wanda and some future LSE developments should lessen the relevance of that single project.
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Why is 366 meters significantly more meaningful than 348 meters?
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Why is 366 meters significantly more meaningful than 348 meters?
Because it's another in the 1200+ club and it would be visually taller than AON center.
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Why is 366 meters significantly more meaningful than 348 meters?
Because it's an additional 18 meters.
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Why is 366 meters significantly more meaningful than 348 meters?
You're asking a bunch of guys that question? Really?
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You're asking a bunch of guys that question? Really?
My wife tells me that it doesn't matter....
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My wife tells me that it doesn't matter....
(whispers) she lied
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Old Posted Jun 18, 2015, 12:33 PM
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http://www.chicagoarchitecture.org/2...a-vista-tower/

1,151 feet!

Edit: I wonder if the glass illusion will be gimmicky or not. I hope it just looks absolutely stunning, but these sort of things can be messed up easily.
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1,151 feet!

Edit: I wonder if the glass illusion will be gimmicky or not. I hope it just looks absolutely stunning, but these sort of things can be messed up easily.
The article states that height is from LL5 not street level. Subtract 57' per the article.
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The article states that height is from LL5 not street level. Subtract 57' per the article.
So what? LL5 is still at CCD 0'-0", so 1,151' tall is still 1,151'.
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The article states that height is from LL5 not street level. Subtract 57' per the article.
LL5 is ground level (street) in the area. The 57' difference is if you measure from Upper Wacker Drive, per the article.
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1,124 to the top occupied floor but 1,151 to the roof? That's a tight squeeze, maybe 1151' is the sold roof and a parapet extends beyond? What was up with the 98 story figure too a few days back?
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What was up with the 98 story figure too a few days back?
93 levels above upper wacker + 5 levels below upper wacker = 98 total levels
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93 levels above upper wacker + 5 levels below upper wacker = 98 total levels
Ah okay, thanks for clearing that up. The 1,124' top occupied floor 1,151' roof is still a confusing figure though. Unless the mechanical space is predominantly elsewhere or below.
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