Currently in the lead is Oklahoma City's Legends Tower, a 1,907-foot structure that would be the tallest building in the U.S.

If the tower is built to its projected 1,750 feet high, it would be a close second to the country’s tallest building, the 1,776-foot-high One World Trade Center in New York City.

In Oklahoma City, the seemingly improbable Legends Tower has passed a major hurdle towards its realization. On June 4, the city council approved in an eight-to-one vote the rezoning of the three-acre ...

The daring Legends Tower, which aims to soar to 1,907 feet above an unusual locale, has led locals to question its viability, ... It’s planned for an unlikely city: Oklahoma City.

Plans for a 1,907-foot Oklahoma City skyscraper have got some folks wondering whether it could really be true. ... But there are plans for a taller skyscraper, the Legends Tower in Oklahoma City.

The Legends Tower, proposed for Oklahoma City, would stretch to 1,907 feet, a number chosen to commemorate the year Oklahoma became a state. Accessibility links. Skip to main content; ...

The proposed site, in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown neighborhood, is currently used for surface parking. The tower would form the lankiest and largest component of the proposed 5 million-square-foot mixed ...

When completed, the planned Legends Tower in downtown Oklahoma City will stand as the highest tower in the country. Related Stories. Why the Once-Skyrocketing Art Market Fell Back Down to Earth ...

The 1,907-foot Legends Tower would eclipse One World Trade Center by more than 100 feet. ... Oklahoma City, with a population of 1,5 million, is about the 20th largest metro area in the country.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Progress on the Bricktown development that includes plans for the tallest building in the U.S. has been slow since the City Council lifted a height restriction in June allowing ...

Oklahoma City's Boardwalk at Bricktown development, a $700 million mixed-use project featuring the towering Legends Tower, faces significant challenges, particularly from the FAA, due to concerns ...