Oklahoma City to be site of new tallest building in US | NewsNation Now

Architects are working on constructing the tallest building in the United States in Oklahoma City.
Called Legends Tower, it is expected to be around 1,907 feet off the ground.
#OklahomaCity #LegendsTower
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[@scottwood928]

This is a terrific idea! Oklahoma City is off most peoples radar. I live in Toronto and would go to OKC, to see this skyscraper. Furthermore, The USA is the birthplace of the skyscraper, yet skyscrapers in Asia are, generally, taller and more spectacular than those in The USA. The Legends Tower would help redeem the reputation of American architecture. Build it!!!

[@juliaj7939]

The ones in China are just tall glass boxes. Most of America's skyscrapers are unique and architecturally beautiful.

[@scottwood928]

@juliaj7939 please view videos of Chongqing and Shenzhen at night.

[@outlawblack123]

Makes sense if you put it in NYC or Chicago it would not stick out as much. Even Sears Tower's height is only noticed outside the city because when you are in the loop other buildings cover it up alot of the time.

[@matthewlogan4267]

No new york gets all the credit bout time it's another place besides new york

[@dontasearcy8584]

You want it to stick out! That's the whole point. If it was NYC or Chi, most wouldn't care cuz it would blend in.

[@matthewlogan4267]

@dontasearcy8584 That's what I'm saying. It's about time to give another city a chance to rise up on its feet. New York get all the credit. It's about damn time. Another city has the spotlight shine on it

[@bracebrooks967]

The completion and opening of that tower should definitely bring plenty of tourism and revenue to Oklahoma City. From what I know Oklahoma City certainly doesn't have a large percentage of visitors annually compare to the visitors that go to Miami, NYC, Vegas and Orlando. So I certainly wouldn't mind visiting that city once that tower is complete and open to the public. I've been fascinated with skyscrapers since my childhood.

[@scottwood928]

You took the words out of my mouth!

[@tommychoy3158]

Bricktown not Brickton lol

[@aaronjackson5142]

I was coming here to say the same thing! That's why I hate outside States covering our State

[@BWGB1204]

Exactly

[@AngelRivera-de1lq]

​@aaronjackson5142 ong, t f outta here if u can't even pronounce "brick" and "town". Don't even wanna here these goobers try an pronounce the nation town names 😂

[@hamburglar83]

having the tallest building in Oklahoma City is awesome…..need that view of ???? Also though. Good on them.

[@hightierplayers2454]

Considering how bad the commercial real estate market has been doing and still looks for the future, this move is very risky.

[@VladZavi]

The video literally says it's primarily residential.

[@TheFreeAgent2024]

I'd rather have the nation's tallest building be located in Jacksonville, Miami, Charlotte, or Atlanta. Why in the world would you have the tallest building in Tornado Alley, of all places?

[@DJ-ix7gf]

Goodness, we call them naders. I’ll let it slide this time.

[@tommychoy3158]

We are not Tornado alley anymore that shifted to the east and plus we haven’t had a tornado in the city sense the Devon tower was built , natural disasters can happen anywhere, just look at 9/11 and what happened there

[@Reelunique]

Tell that to Moore Oklahoma.

[@javionriley8739]

Exactly especially black Mecca of ATLANTA,CHARLOTTE & JACKSONVILLE

[@5.0king32]

A tornado wouldn’t destroy a skyscraper. Only the windows

[@greggreg2263]

Damn, that is gonna be one big building 👻

[@MrGriff305]

Good! The U.S. should keep going bigger and stay inspired. Just do it safely

[@MC_aigorithm]

gurl "Brickton?" 😂

[@joshdsan]

Having one really tall building with a lot shorter buildings will make the city skyline look like a hand giving the middle finger.😂

[@kaii2172]

Wouldn’t want to be in that place when a tornado hits

[@wickedlateok1697]

Skyscrapers disrupt the windflow of tornadoes so this would actually be smart?

[@scottwood928]

The Devon Tower is almost 1000 feet and has not been affected by tornadoes.

[@Paulj327C]

I do hope they build it and it works likes the Burj Khalifa worked for Dubai and puts OKC back on the map.

[@WinginWolf]

Also it’s Bricktown.

[@OG_Troll]

This is the dumbest idea I have ever seen considering the amount of severe weather they get.

[@bltvd]

And it being a craphole city!

[@poeticshadow01]

Nice we Coming Up with the Legend Tower.💯

[@Allaiya.]

They should make more buildings in art deco style! It’s beautiful

[@iconsonly99]

I think it is totally RAD!!

[@blaircomptons148]

NYC and Chicago about to get back in the “tallest skyscrapers” game

[@ekojar3047]

Wow! I would have never dreamed as a kid, that my home of Oklahoma will be home to the newest tallest skyscraper! No way! These things are usually in areas that already have a huge city skyline. But i like it, and what he said. There aren't any rules! And when you think about it, all big cities started from the same blank canvas. I think its super cool. Oklahoma City has been growing before my eyes. The devon tower still blows my mind. Its soo freaking tall. You can see it from miles and miles away. I cant even imagine how tall this one is going to be. At this rate, by the time I'm an 80 year old man. OKC will look like New York. Its just wild to see a city grow in your lifetime

[@andrewseneker7515]

Guys this is our time to shine we can’t let the world down 😂

[@420mikepark]

Go okc

[@ChristopherPlatt]

I visited OKC on a Saturday afternoon. Everything was closed, even the bank ATM lobbies. I had to walk up to the drive-thru. I'm surprised they don't roll up the sidewalks.

[@-OAK-]

People complaining about tornados aren’t very bright

[@richardsmith3754]

This may be the dumbest construction project ever. It will make the skyline look ridiculous. The city would be better off with 3-650’ towers.

[@BrianHAviation]

They probably thought that when the first skyscraper was built. I'm not from Oklahoma cut I've been there many times and I travel the world. One thing I've noticed is that skyscrapers draw more skyscrapers. Look at Dubai. Dubai was a baren city in a desert until they started building. More and more buildings came. There always has to be a first and why not make it the tallest in the US? Things like tall buildings, sports teams, and activities downtown draw more business into a city.

[@Aggie4life77]

This is what I said! That city also needs more infill than a super tall.

[@728huey]

There's what is called a skyscraper index that is used to track the economy of a certain region. It appears whenever one is actually built or approved to be built, the local economy goes into freefall shortly afterward. The Willis Tower (New Sears) was completed in 1974, a year after the first oil shock that brought the country into stagflation. (BTW, the World Trade Center twin towers were completed in 1973.) The Madronas Towers were built in Malaysia in 1997 that exceeded the Willis Tower in height just as its economy crashed, and the Burj Khalifa was built in Dubai and opened right around the global financial crisis of 2008. It makes me wonder why they're building another tallest skyscraper just as commercial high rises are going into a structural meltdown due to the rise of remote work.

[@marcbayarea1980]

It's residential.

[@jonathanm7093]

People are dumb for questioning “why Oklahoma?” Oklahoma has tons of skyscrapers already…including in Tulsa and OKC. This will be iconic!

[@theguildedcage]

No it doesnt. lol

[@DrumzBang]

tons of skyscrapers? LOL

[@mbrownie22]

But really why Oklahoma?

[@KC-bv9kf]

Lmao

[@in4cer457]

I would not call a bunch of 6-8 story buildings skyscrapers. 😂😂😂

[@doloresabernathy9809]

because Oklahoma real estate prices are so high? land is so hard to get there?

[@aaronjackson5142]

Yeah because ppl from Commifornia buying everything up and the illegals that jump the border

[@brentthompson602]

There is a national height restriction in the US of 2,000 ft. This is why the USA can't have the tallest building in the world even though the skyscraper was invented here.

[@boinknook]

Certainly with 30 new skyscrapers planned for Manhattan over the next 5 years this record can easily be beaten. It's enough Brooklyn tower almost beat the empire state building. The only issue is that one world trade center will lose it's title.

[@matthewlogan4267]

I'm cool with that new York get all the credit don't you get tired of them getting all the credit give other citys a chance to be noticed and get credit

[@ShellymanStudios]

NYC won't beat this title anytime soon. I'd say 10-15 years at the least.

[@Aggie4life77]

OKC is not use to these type Of proposals! Down here in Dallas which is only like 2.5 hours south, these tall skyscrapers get proposed all the time and never get built. I will admit that they are not this tall though. The Funny thing is that OKC downtown is not even as big as Ft. Worth and they are building this. That building would look crazy even in Dallas! A lot of people don’t realize how rare a 1000ft tower is in the US outside of NY and Chicago. This building is almost twice that height!

[@tmz85]

Sorry, it’ll never happen in OKC; I’ve seen suburban downtowns bigger than Oklahoma City’s. Maybe the city should work on creating the infrastructure to develop a decent downtown, not to mention tackle the horrible crime stats.

[@scottwood928]

or all 3

[@BrianHAviation]

This is being built with private money. He has already raised all of the money needed to build. The city's money pays for those items you mentioned.,

[@jersonarzu6851]

I'm from New York that's just one building

[@user-el5cv1hc9k]

Probably gonna need high speed rail AND HYPERJET PORTS an RUNAWAY.

[@realnicksutton]

Will it actually be built?

[@MathewtHawkinson]

Probably not, I've heard it's just a publicity stunt from the architecture firm

[@SquidProQuo80]

No. Phase 1 will be built but Phase 2 (that actually includes the tower) will never materialize as it was just a gimmick to garner attention for the company. I can't see such high demand to live in that Godforsaken place.

[@MattNewsome28]

@@MathewtHawkinsonThe developers say they have funding that “publicity stunt.” The claim isn't well supported it also wouldn't have gone in front of the city council if it were a publicity stunt. Now I'm not saying it will be built but they have the funding and approval to start construction we’ll just have to see in the next few years how things progress.

[@G-546]

No. They probably finna build something 1/4 the size. Also residential skyscrapers will not be viable in Oklahoma.

[@G-546]

@@jennpika6301 just google Chicago Spire. Proposed to be 2,000ft it never got above the ground despite having significant financial support in a city with many other skyscrapers. Or look up Oceanside center in SF, still just a lot surrounded by fences.

[@timd4789]

Smart have a tornado spotter up top

[@randy7928]

The Okla-Boner

[@ericabelluci4853]

First off, it is BricktoWN, not Brickton! Second, this area is not struggling. We have Thunder Basketball, a river front walk, an Olympic Rowing Training Center, 2 beautiful parks, one with an outdoor concert space, the Myriad Gardens, a vibrant art community, there's Midtown, the Paseo, an active and welcoming LGBTQ+ Community, Tinker AFB and so much more! Third, tornadoes never make it downtown. They go around the heat of the city. While I'm not thrilled about the height, I'd like to think our beautiful city was chosen because we have a lot to offer!

[@kullanturner2555]

OKC is one of the worst cities in the US...

[@brandons2199]

the new-yorkification of oklahoma city starts with this building, was bound to happen at some point but this is def a shift

[@SquidProQuo80]

No worries. People actually want to live in New York City... this will never happen for Oklahoma.

[@kiowatribegirl]

Tornado alley seems to be shifting to the east..maybe north east? Either way...im looking forward to this skyscraper..

[@jadude119]

I wish she would have let him talk, I loved this history lesson he was giving. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@HKim0072]

Asia has done the mixed used areas much better than the US. It's pretty common place to have condos mixed with offices + commercial areas all in one small area.

[@p.ipebomb]

Yessssss we've heard it 100 times 😂 'waLkAbLe ciTiEs' we know, we're learning

[@HKim0072]

@@p.ipebomb Actually, that's not why it happens. In Asia, you have way more horizontal companies. They have their toes into everything, so they diversify rather than just worry about one aspect.

[@calvinang1]

He just said they are learning, so leave him alone

[@blackhole9961]

Theres generally no need for such areas in America however. Asian countries are generally VERY densely populated and need to conserve as much space as they can, so they build everything as compact as possible in a small area. America on the other hand has plenty of space to expand and sprawl outward as its just generally cheaper to build outward than upwards. Culture for example also plays a major role as to why American cities were built they way they were (post 1950s). American simply value and prefer space, we don't want to be crammed into a small area.

[@HKim0072]

@@blackhole9961 The whole point of a mixed use development is to spread the investment risk. And politely, why don't people listen? Take Korea. Shinsaegae (department store) is part of the Samsung family. Also, they have other retail stores. They are not just developers, but running the property as a business for the long term. The US isn't structured this way. Land buyer + builder + seller + retailer + property management company all wrapped in one. It's even more extreme in countries like the Philippines.

[@dannylove3618]

Every penthouse has a 360 view smart. Not looking at the person across the street.

[@PalmBeachDog]

I’ve only been in an earthquake one time in my life. And it was in Oklahoma City.

[@treswelch]

And it was because of fracking

[@CrankyHermit]

Absurd. Dumbest idea ever for a city with no shortage of vacant building lots, and it will not happen. The cost of that finished space would far exceed what the Okie real estate market will bear.

[@boombasett6038]

WHY ?!!!

[@LoriL010]

Why not?

[@stevetaxpayer6664]

Demand for office space is plummeting and this is what they are proposing?

[@jdwilmoth]

It's not plummeting in Oklahoma

[@kullanturner2555]

Thank God we have the tallest building in the US. Just what OKC needed. Not that it's one of the worst cities in the US to live or anything, but yeah. Maybe tourism is the answer. Glad this is what my taxes are going towards.

[@josephbennett3482]

HMMMM what could possibly go seriously wrong , the state of Oklahoma is VERY known for having very big tornadoes you are putting your lives into very big danger.

[@overbanked]

OKC will be Mobile on steroids with that out of place very tall tower

[@raywalteroutdoors]

Hello Mr. TORNADO

[@kojosmith1210]

I think OKC is one of the best cities in the country. I mean that. However, when the avg 3bd 2bth home here only costs about 230k. This project makes absolutely no sense. I really don't understand this project. I know it's a stunt. However it's a stunt with absolutely no purpose. Like I said I really don't understand this project.

[@ethancook5705]

I will be surprised if that building ends up getting built. There is a lack of demand for office space.

[@spg5658]

Exactly

[@chic0chul0]

They literally said that because demand for office space is down the tower will mostly have hotel and residential space.

[@Reelunique]

Stupid Idea. Busted windows from tornado damage every year.

[@wickedlateok1697]

Skyscrapers disrupt the windflow of tornadoes so this would actually be smart? Also check out the Devon Tower in OKC, 900’feet and never had its windows busted 😃

[@Reelunique]

@@wickedlateok1697No they don’t. We had a tornado in Houston and it busted windows and caused thousands in damage in downtown. While it might prevent a tornado from forming it would do little to stop a large F5 with a huge debris cloud.

[@wickedlateok1697]

@@ReeluniqueI live in Houston and dont remember a tornado ripping through town, unless you mean the windstorm from a few weeks ago. But once again, look up OKC’s Devon Tower and you’ll see its lasted a decade at 900 feet, which would make it the 3rd tallest building if it were in HTX, without any tornadoes knocking it down.

[@liljc44life]

@@ReeluniqueTornadoes have NEVER been in Downtown OKC.

[@-OAK-]

A tornado has never once hit downtown OKC, they have gone closer to downtown Chicago than okc

[@derpityderp-derp4007]

OK but does it blend?

[@DrumzBang]

heck no

[@jonesyokc]

A question for the Blendtec guys? 🙂

[@ShellymanStudios]

Nope lmao!

[@denniedollreborn8711]

Does okc even have enough people or companies to fill the tower?

[@wickedlateok1697]

850,000 people in city limits, 2 million metro area. Definitely a one-stoplight farm town

[@nicolesmall5294]

Do they have electricity? How about running water? Do cowboys roam downtown looking for their cattle?

[@AlbertoGonzalez..]

👍🏽

[@66ft]

​@nicolesmall5294 .....actually yes. The stock yards (aka cow town) are right next to downtown and every once in awhile the cattle will make a break for it and run into downtown and cowboys literally ride horses through the streets and bring them back 😅.

[@just_cade]

This is crazy, who wants to go to Oklahoma City? I’ve been and it’s nice and all, but definitely not what comes to my mind when I think of great American cities. I’m sure if this materializes, it will be a nice building, but I’m not gonna go just to see it.

[@ChevyLS1454]

Who wants to go to OKC? I mean how do you want a city to attract tourists and grow. This is a next step just for that. Not just that their making a new nba stadium plus new resorts or what you expect them to not build anything and just stay in the back burner where no one wants to go.

[@-OAK-]

20mil people go there a year

[@juanmanueljauregui8828]

Why ???? Why there ?

[@LoriL010]

Why not?

[@G-546]

Cause it’s probably a pr stunt

[@aaronjackson5142]

Why not ?! Just because we're not nasty ass new York or Commifornia doesn't mean we don't deserve it

[@G-546]

@@aaronjackson5142 if we going off who deserves it the sender would be New York or California because they have the most valuable land

[@scottwood928]

because OKC is not prominent, this will give it recognition

[@lovesgucci1]

If no one is there to see it, does it exist??

[@jadude119]

Yes. 🙄

[@scottwood928]

it will attract tourists

[@KnightxxArrow]

A better location would've been Dallas.

[@bigdofba]

I live in Oklahoma and don’t understand this. There isn’t a need. Office space isn’t as important as it used to be and it’s not like we are overflowing with people.

[@chrizizdaman]

Fake publicity stunt by developers to get attention

[@mbaktari8194]

.......IN THE MIDDLE TORNADO ALLEYS......??????

[@aaronjackson5142]

We've never had a tornado in the downtown area ever

[@mbaktari8194]

@aaronjackson5142 good then but it can happen any time. Here in Houston, we had DURECHO/ QUICK STRONG WIND GUST passed our downtown and kocked out most skyscrapers' windows. It will take months to replace them.

[@jjgreek1]

Ain’t no way that will ever be built

[@liljc44life]

It’s already been approved and it’s getting built

[@SDub5050]

You want to bet $1k?

[@jjgreek1]

@@SDub5050 there ain’t no way in hell no Oklahomians can afford that

[@-OAK-]

@@jjgreek1it’s a private investment, from a Californian

[@hinthegroove9740]

Oklahoma is OK 👌

[@joelsmith3797]

Sure. Let us build a really tall building instead of smaller buildings. Putting all your eggs in one basket.

[@markhansen9735]

This is the dumbest crap ever. You’re in Oklahoma City, literally a city in the middle of nowhere. Why do you need to build up?

[@ChevyLS1454]

Middle of nowhere? Its literally in the heart of America where 4 major interstates connect! Everything that moves from the east coast to the west coast has to go through OKC!

[@sc1338]

Good! Maybe thus will start a skyscraper war in the US

[@MrGlendale111]

I seriously doubt this bldg will be built in OKC. For several reasons. The Bldg would struggle to find tenants to fill a 1907 ft tall Bldg there. Just who do they think is going to buy or rent, in a Bldg that size in Oklahoma. I mean get real. Oklahoma is prone to some serious Tornados. That in itself should be enough to realize this project is stupid. This entire story sounds completely ridiculous.

what?

[@keithsnider1958]

Nashville

[@jonesyokc]

God no. That place is the definition of entitled.

[@Aggie4life77]

Apparently you don’t remember signature tower proposal in Nashville back in the early 2000’s. It wasn’t this tall, but it was over 1000ft. That don’t happen and I feel the same will happen to this tower in OKC.

[@keithsnider1958]

@@Aggie4life77 I do remember

[@KingpinStratGroup]

A lot okies don’t even wanna see this come to fruition while some have little man syndrome about it “why not Oklahoma” gaslighting the tornado threat and the fact that economically it makes no since to put this here lol gonna be a money pit. Let’s talk vacancy rates in downtown OKC office buildings

[@tjtreinen7381]

No, its not... ain't going to happen, some developer is blowing smoke up our butts.. There is no market for this size of a building.

[@scottwood928]

been planned for years, and approved recently

[@WallE58]

need to build new infrastructure that the people want not new skyscrapers

[@scottwood928]

not mutually exclusive, can build both

[@LarryLane07]

Just so that it can be knocked down.not a good idea

[@andresmoves]

Already commented but, 🌪️?

[@BWGB1204]

She could at least get the word correct. It’s not Brickton, it’s Bricktown, pronounced Brick Town!

[@USDiploMike]

It belongs in Miami.. Not in the badlands/tornado alley.

[@scottwood928]

why?

[@USDiploMike]

@@scottwood928 Google how many international and domestic visitors Florida gets annually and then do the same with Oklahoma and you will have your answer. 🤑👍🏼

[@scottwood928]

@@USDiploMike this skyscraper might attract more visitors

[@matthewlogan4267]

No the badlands is north philadephia

[@USDiploMike]

@@matthewlogan4267 I think it‘s in the Dakota’s but…. Same difference. 😏 Essentially, I meant to say… It’s in the middle of nowhere.

[@SandraAdcock]

This is stupid. If any government funds are used, it will be a huge waste of money. Oklahoma....let alone Okc, doesn't have the population to support this building.

[@Musicdudeyoutub]

Let me guess... another rectangle, bloc style?

[@p.ipebomb]

Crazy cause you see the Saudis planning huge, Megalithic futurism in their deserts like 'Kalbod', and here in USA everyone is an HOA Lady 😂 we limit ourselves

[@homipside]

Never gonna be built to that height

[@scottwood928]

why?

[@homipside]

@@scottwood928 developers use flashy ideas and renderings when their projects are on the drawing board to generate excitement in the public/press. Once the project gets closer to fruition those plans are often scaled back to be more realistic.

[@SoloYolo84]

Tornados will destroy it in seconds

[@scottwood928]

they design it to withstand them, they are not stupid

[@shanerain3261]

We just never learn

[@BoboSpeaks]

In Tornado Alley?! Yeah, right.

[@campbellsadeghy213]

It will not be affected by tornado alley. Tell me you have no clue what you’re talking about without saying you have no clue you’re talking about.

[@wickedlateok1697]

Skyscrapers disrupt the windflow of tornadoes so this wouldn’t actually be smart?

[@BoboSpeaks]

Nope. I prefer basement level.

[@blackhole9961]

@@wickedlateok1697 Common myth, skyscrapers are comparatively small when compared to tornadoes and the storm systems that spawn them. Tornadoes will affect a skyscraper like any other building. We just don't really have enough records of a tornado directly impacting a skyscraper/high rise building to know what it will really do as the chances of it happening are pretty small.

[@flutsfluts]

Tornado alley tower

[@scottwood928]

so?

[@andreacarlton4100]

It's BrickTOWN.... not BrickTON 😂😂😂😂

[@TheAdrianFlo]

Doubt it ever gets built. Not a very good market.

[@bog6106]

wow, another pointless waste of money. what about all the flood damage? lots of downtown for all the displaced people right by the skyscrapper

[@G-546]

This shit ain’t ever gonna happen

[@user-sj7cz4op7v]

What about the tornadoes? 🌪️

[@joshuar1770]

“Brick-TOWN”, but okay.

[@themaverickfiles2020]

There will probably be design changes like height reduction and it will take 10 years to build with a $20B price tag. America just doesn’t have what it takes to aim bigger and better anymore. We had our time of glory in the 20th century. 1,907 feet is the best we can do? C’mon. Might as well just go for 2,000 foot mega tall status like Chicago Spire was supposed to before it got scrapped.

[@mslorena1076]

Anywhere can be over 1907 high. 1907 is significant to OK being that's the year this state became a state🤷‍♀️

[@Musicdudeyoutub]

No character to the building at all. Efficient, functional, and ugly. Yep, it's modern

[@carlsheperd2471]

That's just dumb.

[@Wolfcamp555]

Its dumb to people that dont know the plan.

[@rgreisler]

@@Wolfcamp555 timothy mcveigh would have loved this.

[@Wolfcamp555]

@@rgreisler skyscrapers are built to project power and Oklahoma City is the most powerful city in America.

[@rgreisler]

@@Wolfcamp555 lol

[@Wolfcamp555]

@@rgreisler what, you don't think the headquarters for the seven state region of Global WTI isn't powerful?

[@SquidProQuo80]

What a colossal waste of resources taking the elevator to the observation deck to get a good view of absolutely nothing in the land that time forgot... I doubt it ever gets built.

[@user-swdev]

Will be very empty

[@abelgeorge5728]

Asia is leading in Skyscrapers cities, America is losing its power, America is crumbling and declining 🥴🤣

[@matthewlogan4267]

Middle East asia got the biggest skyscraper

[@snaht1]

all this money can go to veterans.

[@in4cer457]

This is not a government-funded project.

[@overbanked]

"AnD tHe HoMeLeSs ToO" I'm a disabled vet, but not all money is allocated for altruistic causes...

[@matthewlogan4267]

Or to targeted individuals and homeless people and dieing children and disabled people

[@JacobSolbux]

not gonna make people wanna go to Oklahoma anymore