City in the South most likely to get a "Super Tower"? (Chicago, tallest)

[Kenpar]

I didn't even contribute to the thread in my earlier posts, haha. In all honesty I think it may be a place like Atlanta that gets it.

[WestbankNOLA]

This will be NOLA's new signature tower if it's ever built


or this currently under construction.


I don't think we'll get a supertall any time soon though. I can see that going to Atlanta first since Texas is excluded.

[FLABoyJ]

There were actually attempts to make 2 or 3 supertalls in Miami that never passed and in the building frenzy they are in now, Miami.

if not Miami definitely Houston or Charlotte

[Kenpar]

I'm still trying to figure out the fascination with the super tall buildings. I think they are already tall to begin with, haha.

Also, does NOLA means New Orleans? Oh, never mind. Well, it would give New Orleans something. But, I like New Orleans already haha.

[FLABoyJ]

Originally Posted by Kenpar

I'm still trying to figure out the fascination with the super tall buildings. I think they are already tall to begin with, haha.

Also, does NOLA means New Orleans? Oh, never mind. Well, it would give New Orleans something. But, I like New Orleans already haha.

LOL I just figured this out today.

[WestbankNOLA]

Originally Posted by Kenpar

Also, does NOLA means New Orleans?

haha
New Orleans LouisianA

[northstar22]

Edit: since you don't want to count Texas, I'll say Nashville.

I still say Miami is not in the south.

[BB_206]

I would like to see Nashville get a super-tall...

[eek]

dc, houston, atlanta. maybe miami.

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by flyingwriter

I still say Miami is not in the south.

Huh? It's one thing to say that Miami isn't culturally Southern, but it is most certainly in the South. Where else is it if not IN the South?