So with that height but only 54 floors, I'd assume that the building will be LEED certified or at least built in a manner similar to the Comcast Center in Philadelphia.
I'm not totally blown away by the renderings, but I'm one of those rare people on here who are usually underwhelmed by renderings and much more impressed in person.
Hopefully the tower gets built...though with the current economy?
Question, will this be the tallest difference in height from first tallest to second tallest (421') in a city? I can't think of a 400' height difference anywhere...a few in the 300'+ range though (at least at one time).
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