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These really are amazing!!! It's so cool being able to see what Chicago will hopefully look like in a few years. I'm even more inlove now with the Fordham Spire!
As far as your work STR - I can only say "Excellent"!
__________________ CHICAGO Also known as:
The Windy City - The City of Broad Shoulders - Chitown - City in a Garden - Gem of the Prairie - Second City - The "I Will" City
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^ Chicago's talls are stretched out in such a way that most towers that are anything less than 1,100 feet are relatively "short" in appearance on the skyline.
I mean holy smokes, if everything gets built that is suppose to it's skyline will reach over 1,000 feet 8 times.
Fordham Spire - 2,000 feet - 1,458 feet roof.
Telecommunications Tower - 2,000 feet.
Sears Tower - 1,450 feet - 1,729 feet masts.
Trump International Hotel & Tower - 1,362 feet - 1,171 feet to roof.
Aon Center - 1,136 feet
John Hancock Center - 1,127 feet - 1,499 feet masts.
Waterview Tower - 1,047 feet.
AT&T Corporate Center - 1,007 feet - 886 feet roof.
You should approach developers with your work. They could really use it for marketing purposes!
__________________ CHICAGO Also known as:
The Windy City - The City of Broad Shoulders - Chitown - City in a Garden - Gem of the Prairie - Second City - The "I Will" City
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