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Old Posted Jun 30, 2016, 4:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Phil McAvity View Post
The math doesn't even add up for an office tower let alone residential, so can someone explain how an 89 story (I've heard it's actually 85 stories) building can rise nearly 1400 feet?
High ceilings.

This type of construction is now the norm for superluxury product. Ceilings are extremely high, both in the residential spaces and the amenity spaces.
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