MartinS
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As most of you know I contribute building information (mainly height) to Emporis.com, CTBUH and Wikipedia. We all know those lists are seriously lacking in data. However, because of my input as well as that of others, it's A LOT better that what it used to be - which was almost nonexistent or BS. Sometimes though I run into a brick wall when doing my research. So, I thought that maybe if I involve you, the Archboston community, to help me out, I can get some good data to send up to those sites for verification.
Let's start of with 465 Congress Street. On Emporis (EMP) and Wikipedia it lists an architectural height of 135 feet (134.51 ft EMP) and roof height of 130 feet (EMP). On the Skyscraperpage it lists a height of 131 feet or 40 meters. Go to https://egweb.portlandmaine.gov/Ene...6-df3a-47e8-bf58-7ec873a36ed4?tab=attachments Click on 465 Congress_v5.pdf in the lower center. Go to page 31. Roof height is listed at 135'4" and I estimate the architectural height at 147'4" (est. parapet 146'). Comments? Suggestions? More editing will most likely follow.
Let's start of with 465 Congress Street. On Emporis (EMP) and Wikipedia it lists an architectural height of 135 feet (134.51 ft EMP) and roof height of 130 feet (EMP). On the Skyscraperpage it lists a height of 131 feet or 40 meters. Go to https://egweb.portlandmaine.gov/Ene...6-df3a-47e8-bf58-7ec873a36ed4?tab=attachments Click on 465 Congress_v5.pdf in the lower center. Go to page 31. Roof height is listed at 135'4" and I estimate the architectural height at 147'4" (est. parapet 146'). Comments? Suggestions? More editing will most likely follow.
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