Nebraska Medicine

[strangerthings]

I sure hope this is real because the last rendering they released definitely didn’t show a 400’ tower.

I suspect this is real. When permits and such are being contemplated, that's a good sign.

That being said, maybe they include and extra few feet. I cannot remember what the permits were for the Mutual Tower building & crane, but that should give us a definitive answer.

I have seen developers in Kansas City ask the FAA for very generous height permissions compared to what is actually planned.

[Garrett]

I sure hope this is real because the last rendering they released definitely didn’t show a 400’ tower.

I suspect this is real. When permits and such are being contemplated, that's a good sign.

That being said, maybe they include an extra few feet. I cannot remember what the permits were for the Mutual Tower building & crane, but that should give us a definitive answer.

I used this:

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/oe3a/main/#/download

Searching region ACE (Central) for 2023, I found that there appear to have been two sets of permits filed for the Mutual Tower, though not the crane. The first set, filed 9/14/2023, lists the building height as the announced 677 ft. The second set, filed 11/13/2023, makes an addendum to say that a maintenance facility on top of the previously submitted permits will actually bring the height to 688 ft. So it looks like the Mutual tower may actually be a few feet taller than we expected!

[thenewguy]

I sure hope this is real because the last rendering they released definitely didn’t show a 400’ tower.

I suspect this is real. When permits and such are being contemplated, that's a good sign.

That being said, maybe they include an extra few feet. I cannot remember what the permits were for the Mutual Tower building & crane, but that should give us a definitive answer.

I used this:

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/oe3a/main/#/download

Searching region ACE (Central) for 2023, I found that there appear to have been two sets of permits filed for the Mutual Tower, though not the crane. The first set, filed 9/14/2023, lists the building height as the announced 677 ft. The second set, filed 11/13/2023, makes an addendum to say that a maintenance facility on top of the previously submitted permits will actually bring the height to 688 ft. So it looks like the Mutual tower may actually be a few feet taller than we expected!

that's fascinating. i didn't realize they needed to notify them even when building apartments

[Brad]

Nebraska Medicine Clinic on 42nd and Farnam Street

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[ita]

Apologies if this has been posted already, but I pulled this from the CIP. This seems to provide a different sense of scale of the Project Health Tower, and seems to at least double the height of the cancer research tower and the Durham Research towers.

[stadsborgare]

I like the looks of it while one would be riding up Farnam on the streetcar, to have perhaps a shadow-producing tower hovering over the streetscape, and also provide a sort of bookend to the towers downtown that would be flanking the line at both ends, sort of.

[omagrow]

I feel like they've been preparing the site forever. Are there any signs of a crane or building materials as of yet?

Also, I believe that rendering is old - the most recent renderings cut off the top, but apparently it's still expected to be nearly 400ft.

[Renovator2559]

Weren't those concrete foundation walls built? Doesn't that take time?

[Louie]

Weren't those concrete foundation walls built? Doesn't that take time?

Yep, there has been a ton of movement at the foundation level.