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

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by eek

dc, houston, atlanta. maybe miami.

I thought DC had height restrictions??

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by eek

dc, houston, atlanta. maybe miami.

DC? Doubt that very seriously.

Don't see it happening here in Charlotte anytime soon either. The banks ain't what they used to be.

And by "super tower," are we talking about a 1,000+ footer?

[Kenpar]

DC is in the South?!

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by Kenpar

DC is in the South?!

Using the Mason-Dixon as a boundary, yes. We know that's controversial and all, but please let's not go down that path here.

[Kenpar]

Haha, I was just kidding.

[AlGreen]

how are we defining "super tower"? because technically both houston and atlanta already have super talls

[wpmeads]

Originally Posted by eek

dc, houston, atlanta. maybe miami.

DC isn't really in the South and if you've ever been to DC, the whole city has height restrictions so Washington Monument and the Capital are the only buildings over about 12 stories.

[Kenpar]

I didn't notice that when I was there. Now when I look back on it, the tallest thing may have been the Washington Monument.

[stefansanity]

Originally Posted by AlGreen

how are we defining "super tower"? because technically both houston and atlanta already have super talls

Something on a Dubai Level, & Chicago Spire

[stefansanity]

Originally Posted by Kenpar

^ I don't see anything. Just a white space.

Well here is the link if you would like

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...=1248369796000

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...=1248657179000

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...=1248368681000