and fifth tallest in the world,
images sup[plied by AO Architects, the Oklahoma City Planning Commission has granted approval of a height increase request for Legends Tower, a proposed supertall skyscraper, Architecture studio AO and developer Matteson Capital announced the proposal earlier this year, which sought to increase the original 1,750 feet (533 meters) tower to 1,907 feet (581
meters), "On behalf of AO, we are extremely
pleased that the Oklahoma City Planning Commission has unanimously approved the
requested unlimited height limit and has granted the development team the
ability to negotiate on a comprehensive signage program for the Boardwalk at
Bricktown," said AO managing partner Rob Budetti, "This endorsement
underscores our confidence in the vision and design of this landmark
development, representing Oklahoma City's imminent transformation into a global
destination and its bold stride towards the future."
full funding at $1.5 billion was also recently secured for
the project as of early March, according to the local news outlet The
Oklahoman, with developer Scott Matterson estimating site preparation could
begin as early as June, "Upon completion, the Boardwalk at Bricktown will
undoubtedly earn the city the recognition it deserves, setting a new standard
for urban innovation and architectural excellence," said Budetti, "We
are excited about the positive impact this project will have on shaping the
future of Oklahoma City." crickey 1,907 feet (581 meters) tall, with my fear of heights I cannot see myself at the top!
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