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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January-08-24, 11:07 AM #11
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