vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
It would be extremely bizarre if the drawings that we were looking at for construction of the onion dome and spire had the wrong elevations or number of storeys. I'm more inclined to believe that the number on the official website is wrong, than that we are working from the wrong drawings, especially as they are going to go out for fabrication any day now.
Makes sense, clearly who ever is responsible for updating the website is in error.
sorry, it says 57 stories on the thread title page, i thought it was to be 59. did i miss something?
It is 59 floors, kinda But the top two floors 58 & 59 are mechanical and UT's floor counts only include occupied floors. Hence 57 floors only.
Other examples include the L tower, which is actually 62 floors tall; http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=71614389&postcount=1182 Ritz is actually 53, the 4 Season's is 55. 1 Bloor is planned to be 70 but that includes the mechanical, without which it will only be 69. A past example is Scotia Plaza, which is actually 69 floors but the topmost floor is again mechanical only.
These are all examples of buildings where the mechanical floor(s) adhere to the shape of the building and are not an additional structure, as in the simple boxes on top of FCP or X for example.
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