Dubbed as the Legends Tower, this behemoth has ignited a flurry ... tall in the wind and storms and tornadoes we have in Oklahoma City?’” the Journal reported. The development boasts 1,900 ...

The Legends Tower would be twice as tall as the Devon Energy Center, if built. Oklahoma City's current largest building, the 50-story Devon Energy Center, finished in 2012 and is the tallest ...

If the plan succeeds, the Legends Tower would be the tallest ... "Why is a such a tall tower being built in Oklahoma City (OKC)? And will it actually happen?" As we await the developers' request ...

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 ...

Here are more details about the ambitious plan: Legends Tower would stand at more than twice the height of Devon Energy Center — which at 844 feet is the tallest building in Oklahoma City right now.

The complex would join a burgeoning downtown Oklahoma City. Image courtesy AO. Plans for the development were first announced in December 2023, with a 1,750-foot-tall structure, that would have placed ...

The top floors of the Legends Tower will feature a public observatory and an eatery. The Boardwalk at Bricktown development in Oklahoma City will include hotels, residences, and restaurants.

Currently, the tallest building in Oklahoma City is the 50-story Devon Energy Center. By comparison, the 134-story Legends Tower's signage alone will reach around 50 stories, according a report by ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Progress on the Bricktown development ... a height restriction in June allowing the proposed 1,907-foot Legends Tower. “We are planning on starting construction first quarter ...

Well, this will certainly make for a distinctive skyline. The developers behind what would be the tallest building in the U.S.—in Oklahoma City of all places—say they’ve secured full funding.

for the $1.6 billion project called Boardwalk at Bricktown in Oklahoma City. Skepticism abounds for the 1,907-foot, 134-story Legends Tower building that would go up in an area known as “Tornado Alley ...