View Full Version : Tallest bldg between ATL and MIA is JAX!
asonj23 March 25th, 2005, 04:45 PM From what I've read on Emporis.com the Bank of America Building in Jax is the
tallest between Miami and Atlanta at 188m (617ft).
Are there any proposed buildings in Tampa or Ft. Lauderdale to exceed this
height? Tampa does, however, have a higher quantity and higher average
height than Jax.
If Tampa has anything proposed or under construction I hope that Jax steps
up to the plate and builds taller.
Meffy March 25th, 2005, 05:58 PM If you want to be technical about it Houston, Dallas and Los Angelos are all between Miami and Atlanta ;)
Agent Orange March 25th, 2005, 09:58 PM as well as shanghai :)
Jasonhouse March 26th, 2005, 01:06 AM This is news?
And I guess New Orleans and Mobile, Al don't count, because New Orleans is taller than Jax, and Mobile will soon be taller than NO, JAX and Miami.
And btw, there are two buildings proposed for Tampa taller than Jax's tallest, but Jax also has a proposal (which is being redesigned), which should feature a new tallest for Jax, but it won't be taller than Miami's or Mobile's tallest.
The Mad Hatter!! March 26th, 2005, 01:39 AM i think rsa is only 750ft so it wont be taller than miami
MIAballinboi March 26th, 2005, 02:08 AM fellow miamians, this is very very sadd, mobie alabama will have a taller building than miami, because it has a spire, to take it over 800 feet,
:sleepy:
Jasonhouse March 26th, 2005, 08:02 AM Taller is taller, and anemic cheater spires count.
smiley March 26th, 2005, 05:22 PM And the tallest building between 45the and 46th street in John Arthur's house, if you don't count the old tv antenna he no longer uses - which I guess makes it qualify as part of building because it is no longer something useful . . .
The Mad Hatter!! March 26th, 2005, 07:57 PM fellow miamians, this is very very sadd, mobie alabama will have a taller building than miami, because it has a spire, to take it over 800 feet,
:sleepy:
unless i missed something im sure that the rsa building in mobile is going to be 655ft to roof,and 750ft to spire .and unless i'm mistaken fourseasons is 789ft
meaning that we still hold the 9th tallest building in the south
ChuckScraperMiami#1 March 26th, 2005, 08:23 PM YOUR RIGHT Uptown-Midtown :) , What the hell is this !!!, I just get back from a day off , and someone's talking about a tower Smaller than the FOUR SEASON's Mixed Office and Hotel-Condo Tower at 69 floors at 789 Feet, NOW Who's Got the Tallest ???
We even have the MET 3 going up at 866 Feet or More, so why is someone talking about a Tower taller than Miami, when here's the Proof :cheers:
Now, Tell the Truth,!!!!, Who has the Tallest Tower, NOW in the Plans and ALREADY BUILT :cheers:
asonj23 March 31st, 2005, 05:26 PM :tiasd:
Man, you Miamians are very sensitive when it comes to having the tallest
tower int he south (well at least Florida).
Let me rephrase my initial statement. The BOA tower in Jax is taller than any
completed building in any Florida city except Miami. :rock: I was just
browsing Emporis.com and ran across that little tidbit. I'm not trying to step
on anyones toes.
Just curious, what does Tampa have planned or under construction that is
taller?
Lakelander March 31st, 2005, 07:01 PM ^ The planned Tampa International Technology Center, at 55 stories may be taller. I think the planned Four Seasons condo tower will be around 630ft. BTW, what's up with the Four Seasons? I haven't heard anything about it in a while.
Jasonhouse March 31st, 2005, 07:20 PM We also have the nasty PInnacle observation deck going up at 624ft. Developer claims construction will start this fall.
There is also the Hillsborough River Tower plan, which has long supposed to have been around 650ft. Who knows if that site will ever be developed, and what will actually get built though.
btw, that Tampa Teleconvergence Center, in my best guess will be 45 stories and around 550ft. There are conflicting reports bewteen the St Pete Times and Tampa Tribune on the scale of the building, so nobody really knows at this moment.
Agent Orange March 31st, 2005, 07:33 PM We also have the nasty PInnacle observation deck going up at 624ft. Developer claims construction will start this fall.
God help us.
Jasonhouse March 31st, 2005, 10:03 PM ^I would feel much better about it, if it had an interesting design, and was more like 850ft tall.
jzquince69 April 3rd, 2005, 12:20 AM they need to build that Hillsborough River Tower by Caesar Pelli. That would add clout to the skyline more than the Four Seasons or the Trump bldg-- as far as design is concerned.
SDK4 April 3rd, 2005, 01:06 AM The new Trump tower and Pinnacle obs. deck will bring in alot of pub. for Tampa, so my bet is that it won't be too long before Tampa gets a proposal for a big one (70+ stories).
Jasonhouse April 3rd, 2005, 02:09 AM they need to build that Hillsborough River Tower by Caesar Pelli. That would add clout to the skyline more than the Four Seasons or the Trump bldg-- as far as design is concerned.
It's not by Pelli. It's a lookalike by some no-name architect. It's a totally shit design, which would feature no retail, and would front Kennedy blvd (right across from the lovely UT) with like a 7 story parking garage.
smiley April 3rd, 2005, 03:49 AM IF I am not mistaken, it is by "Pelli" - that meaning his office and has his name attached to it. no idea if he drew even one line of the plan - and it has the trademark Pelli lack of urban amenities in it.
jzquince69 April 4th, 2005, 04:08 PM Its pretty much a carbon of 181 W. Madison in Chicago also designed by Caesar Pelli (unless Emporis got it wrong). http://www.emporis.com/en/ab/se/ra/lk/?aid=8&id=117219
FYI, the BOA in Jax is also a carbon of the 561 foot Park Avenue Tower in Manhattan http://www.emporis.com/en/bu/ both towers designed by Murphy/Jahn architects.
jzquince69 April 4th, 2005, 04:10 PM well, so much for my attempt to post the exact page at emporis for both towers...
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