Oklahoma City Moves Forward with Largest Building in the U.S. – IOTW Report

Oklahoma City Moves Forward with Largest Building in the U.S.

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Plans are in motion to build what would become the tallest skyscraper in the United States — and it is coming to an unlikely city.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, has a population of just under 700,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Although it has around a twelfth of the population of New York City, developers are trying to use it to take away the Big Apple’s title as home of the largest building in the country. More

27 Comments on Oklahoma City Moves Forward with Largest Building in the U.S.

  1. If I remember Oklahoma City correctly, you could go to the top of that soon-to-be-built skyscraper and see a view just about as scenic and captivating as what you’d see at ground level.

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  2. The reason NYC has tall buildings is because Manhattan is a small island. By the end of the 19th century the only way to expand was up. For Oklahoma, the only reason for building this very tall skyscraper is bragging rights, giving NYC the finger.

    Which, come to think about it, is a really good reason.

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  3. Suspect a shadow Chinese based developer has their hot dragon breathe all over the incentive to build an unnecessary skyscraper.

    Oklahoma is mostly plains and doesn’t have a large population. China again might be marking their bought and paid for territory on US soil.

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  4. Sky scrappers, and even Cities are so yester-year. One thing we should have learned from the Wu-Flu scammdemic is that density is not our friend. Tallest buildings are only monuments to hubris. Urban centers are dying faster than drunken sailors on a sinking ship.

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  5. With commercial real estate (CRE) in a nosedive, why would anyone take such a risk? Go to the middle east, check out those skyscrapers. Most are partially empty with no hope of ever filling up. And someone in Oklahoma is making the same mistake? Why? As long as they’re making the same mistakes as the middle east, be sure to drastically limit parking.

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