Every city does not have to have tall buildings. Some small cities have small buildings. Besides, compared to NY and Chicago's skyscrapers nothing seems tall.
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A tall, narrow building is a tower.
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Burj Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Chicago has the Sears building, New York and Tokyo have some very tall buildings.
Garden aspect is the location of the garden in relation to the amount of open area receiving sunshine. There should be no shade trees or tall buildings blocking the morning sun from a garden, and no tall walls or buildings blocking the afternoon sun.
"The 'sky-scrapers' of Chicago outrival anything of their kind in the world," said the Chicago Inter-Ocean newspaper in 1888-the first print usage of "skyscraper" to refer to buildings at a time when tall Chicago edifices included the 130-foot Montauk.
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According to emporis.com, they are: # Hong Kong (7,558 tall buildings): 123,606 pts # New York (5,535 tall buildings): 37,021 pts # Seoul (2,864 tall buildings): 16,560 pts # Chicago (1,078 tall buildings): 16,505 pts # Singapore (3,961 tall buildings): 15,323 pts # São Paulo (5,230 tall buildings): 14,603 pts # Shanghai (930 tall buildings): 13,715 pts # Tokyo (2,615 tall buildings): 12,120 pts # Bangkok (747 tall buildings): 11,898 pts # Guangzhou (477 tall buildings): 9,804 pts Where: * 12-19 floors = 1 pts * 20-29 floors = 5 pts * 30-39 floors = 25 pts * 40-49 floors = 50 pts * 50-59 floors = 100 pts * 60-69 floors = 200 pts * 70-79 floors = 300 pts * 80-89 floors = 400 pts * 90-99 floors = 500 pts * 100+ floors = 600 pts
Bungale S. Taranath has written: 'Structural analysis and design of tall buildings' -- subject(s): Tall buildings, Design and construction 'Structural analysis and design of tall buildings' -- subject(s): Tall buildings, Structural analysis (Engineering), Design and construction 'Wind and Earthquake Resistant Buildings'
The area of the Hancock building is 2,799,973 square feet. It is located on Michigan avenue in Chicago and is 1,127 feet tall.