Mega skyscraper planned for Oklahoma City could be the tallest in the US
The mega skyscraper planned for Oklahoma City seems to be growing.
www.koco.com
Why???????????
Skyscrapers are one of the most overrated things there are in this world
Waste. The Chrysler Building and the Empire St were built basically to bolster the egos of millionaires. They are not necessary especially in a day and age when half the world works "remotely"I'm sure there will some observatory tower where they can charge $24.99 for people to go up and overlook farmland
60 minutes just had a report on the potential crisis stemming from working remote on NYC and other large cities. Lot of the buildings are mostly empty now and leading to another potential debt issueWaste. The Chrysler Building and the Empire St were built basically to bolster the egos of millionaires. They are not necessary especially in a day and age when half the world works "remotely"
Not seeing the need for this.
Oklahoma City is the 6th largest City by area in the lower 48, at 640 square miles.
Land is cheap.
Here's the real concern.....................
There is a major fault line that runs right thru OKC.
I grew up living right on top of it. Had a huge hill in my back yard.... yep....that was it.
My best freind who lived next door, his dad was a Geologist.
He said the failt is extremely stable.... however, he said that when it does go, it will be major
Fault Line Runs Right Through Oklahoma City
With all the earthquakes lately, a lot of us may not know there's a fault line that runs right underneath Oklahoma city.www.news9.com
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"The Great Contraction"60 minutes just had a report on the potential crisis stemming from working remote on NYC and other large cities. Lot of the buildings are mostly empty now and leading to another potential debt issue
"The Great Contraction"
^ A theory I concocted after buying my first home, a brand new construction which was out in the sticks.
The days of sprawl are coming to an end here, mostly due to the Salad Days being moved to China and elsewhere.
Suburbia was a byproduct of our affluence, which is harder to come by these days.
People in areas of great suburban expansionwill starthave already started concentrating more in metropolitan zones due to financial savings, scarcity and/or expense of fossil fuels, building materials, etc.
Soylent Green is made of ppl and shit...you know.
Would Northern Alaska be "remote" enough for you???I'm looking for a remote job.. most here in Houston are back in the office.
You are 3-1 vs OklahomaOklahoma has joined the SEC, trading perineal success for a fatter revenue stream. A skyscraper isn’t going to fix a future of mid-conference mediocrity.
You’re turned around, there, Okie. Lifetime, Tennessee football is 1-3 vs Oklahoma. That’s OK. You’re all flustered over the future skyline. We understand.You are 3-1 vs Oklahoma
That win came 85 years ago
My wife's company was in downtown Cleveland. They went largely remote and were left with a huge underutilized building. I think there is going to be a lot more urban blight60 minutes just had a report on the potential crisis stemming from working remote on NYC and other large cities. Lot of the buildings are mostly empty now and leading to another potential debt issue
Great post!I'm back and forth on this crap all the time.
the one thing that we are good at is adjusting and that could be because of capitalism.
100 years ago, most people worked in steel mills, farms, and mining...
as those jobs started decreasing we've changed up and gone more officey and more white collar.
these jobs are now shifting to India/China and so forth (i had to lay someone off last year as her job was shifted to India - before the end of her term - she was able to accept another position within the company. now 7 months later - she is being laid off again) - we will find some way else to make money.
i have no idea what jobs will look like in 50 years but it won't resemble today's society.