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Old Posted Jul 30, 2006, 4:42 AM
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Old Posted Aug 26, 2006, 12:32 PM
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Just thought I would give this one a bump.
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Just thought I would give this one a bump.
considering it's not stickied (yet), good idea.
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What a wonderful outlook for the USA construction projects in one visual friendly diagram, suprb job V!
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Just a slight correction, The Hilton in Downtown LA is now a Ritz/Marriot at 54 stories and i believe its at 754 feet as well.
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Old Posted Aug 26, 2006, 10:19 PM
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I wouldn't worry about making this a Sticky. When the diagram gets updated, it will push to the top and then everyone can look at it. If it was getting updated on a daily or weekly basis, then maybe it should be a sticky.
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I wouldn't worry about making this a Sticky. When the diagram gets updated, it will push to the top and then everyone can look at it. If it was getting updated on a daily or weekly basis, then maybe it should be a sticky.
Yea, I agree, making this thread sticky is easy for everyone in US want to keep track of their city constructions. I don't think that there are any other construction diagram updates as this for single cities.
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Old Posted Aug 27, 2006, 7:47 AM
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Just a slight correction, The Hilton in Downtown LA is now a Ritz/Marriot at 54 stories and i believe its at 754 feet as well.
What is official source of the height?
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Old Posted Aug 27, 2006, 2:09 PM
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Excellent vp!! I sure wish your diagrams went another 100 ft down to 500 ft, since then Atlanta would have four represented, but I understand your need to keep it higher. Dropping the height restriction down another 100 feet would likely mean four times as many buildings! Keep up the great work!
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Good job !
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How close is the RSA Battle House to completion? It appears to be complete but if not then really close!
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What is official source of the height?
To be honest, it was a number i recalled from an article a couple of months ago that was talking about the new design and the new hotel Company. i looked for it for 15 - 20 minutes and i couldnt find it, but when i do, i will post it with the correct height as well. By the way, the area is ready for the hotel, and it should start going vertical in January, according to AEG.
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Nice diagram...

BOF is coming along.
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not to nitpick or anything(your doing a great job) but it would be really cool if on your first post of this thread you lined up all the diagrams from every month you've done this thing so we can see the progress of these buildings from month to month.
just a thought...
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I believe 340 on the Park is much higher than is depicted in your diagram. Perhaps a Chicago forumer could corroborate this.
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Old Posted Aug 29, 2006, 7:37 AM
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so maybe 340on the park is topped out?
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so maybe 340on the park is topped out?
Nope not yet, did you see the latest 340 OTP update pix?
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