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that will still be pretty close to the ORR.
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Here is a bigger rendering of the 90 storey building
![]() ...and are some higher res renderings of other buildings in the project: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Cheers, Jai Last edited by Jai; June 14th, 2006 at 04:53 AM. |
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Well after you posted the larger rendering I must say a few things:
1) The first building is def. not 90 floors. By roughly counting I get between 50-60. So if it is 90 flrs. or above 1000 ft: 1) The rendering is old 2) That's not the correct tower 3) The spires are huge (which they do look like) 4) It simple is not |
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Spyguy,
Counting the floors, I get 75 for highest habitable floor, 80 stories roof height (glass observation deck), 90 storey spire height. It could be that the developers are just not conforming to Skyscraperpage.com's height reporting norms (shame shame)
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How much are you counting for the base? It's hard to tell what's what (the glass has streaks but that might just be decorative). Even a generous base of say 10 floors, would bring my count into the low-mid 60's.
But you might be right- they are probably considering the glass feature and spire as floors (even without any physical floors) and that's where the discrepancy is. Edit: ![]() The ?'s are what are unknowns (parking podium, glass, spire) The spacing between 10th, 20th, 30th, etc. is actually fairly consistent so our ~65-ish guess should be close to correct Last edited by spyguy; June 14th, 2006 at 05:29 AM. |
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mea culpla, I messed up my scale, measuring it up against the non-resized image
I think its between our two figures. I'm getting ~65 for roof height, 70 for spire height. I think 8-10 floor podium is a reasonable estimate when measured up against the countable floors above It probably will be redesigned. Some 20 more floors can easily be added, especially in the style of first 20 stories above the podium, (with the 'pinches' in the edge), before the building starts its taper after the 20th floor. Nice catch on that *tips hat* |
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More on Lanco Hills from The Hindu Buisiness Line
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/...1202871500.htm
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Naga, that article you posted does talk about a 'special zone', so hopefully that implies that this project is within skyscraper zone: note even the smaller towers of this project are above the minimum 16 floors the Andhra Pradesh govt set out with.
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Lets also include the lower classes as well in these projects and not just the middle classes and that slums are got rid off at the same time as these hugh developments.
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expecting the private sector to build residential projects for the poor in out of loop here. the gov't should do it. subsidized low cost housing apartments should be provided so the slums get demolished and with the rising prices, the poor actually have some place to stay in.
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fantastic!!! whether it gets built or not (i obviously hope it does, and fast!), the important thing is that someone has the vision to give HYD something of this scale - even to plan something of such magnitude shows that the city is heading for great things.. go HYD.. you guys rock!!!
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This shit is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its just not the single tower but also all the other "smaller " towers that make it a wonderful cluster.
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SInce this is being built by a reputable company (namley Lanco), what do you guys think the chances are of this being built?
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the MD of the company says the project will be done by 2008/09. so, i'm assuming they're pretty serious about this. though i'm not sure of the 90 storey tower, the other parts of the project will most likely be done as the company projects, at least by 2010.
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I also agree with you, Bcz I also have got the same Countings as you |
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A-M-A-Z-I-N-G !!!!!
I really hope it gets built! Its really a massive and great project. |
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Call it cautious optimism, I will be happy if atleast those 30 storey condos get built, which I think they will. However, considering the progress of the previous high rise projects like Noida tower annd Obelisk, which were restricted to only designs, I have my own reservations on the 90 storied one. If and when this gets implemented, it will surely be a path breaking real estate venture which can trigger similar projects in other cities which have barely any skyline. Lets hope for the best.
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