How is the back half of the tower is taller than the front half?Originally Posted by Gistok
An interesting fact about the hotel tower at the Renaissance Center. From the Jefferson Entrance to the top of the tower is 727 ft. However... from the lower back [Wintergarten] entrance it is 748ft. to the top. Which explains why the Renaissance Center does look taller from Windsor.
Since downtown rises in elevation as you go away from the river, I wonder how high the 685 ft. Hudson's Tower actually will be, geographically speaking?
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February-03-24, 12:57 PM #11
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