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Tallest buildings
in Baltimore

#	Building	Height
1	Transamerica Tower	529 ft
2	Bank of America Building	509 ft
3	William Donald Schaefer Tower	493 ft
4	One South Street	454 ft
5	100 East Pratt Street	418 ft

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Tallest buildings
Worldwide

#	Building	Height
1	Burj Khalifa	2,717 ft
2	Makkah Clock Royal Tower	1,972 ft
3	One World Trade Center	1,776 ft
4	Taipei 101	1,671 ft
5	Shanghai World Financial Center	1,614 ft

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10 Inner Harbor

Identification

Name

10 Inner Harbor

EBN

257205

Map

Structure in general

Building type

skyscraper

Building status

planned [proposed]

Architectural style

modernism

Usage

Main usage

residential condominium hotel

Side usage

mercantile parking

Facts

Until 1989, the site was home to McCormick & Company and the US Rubber National Warehouse. It has been a parking lot ever since.
The design publicly revealed on February 16, 2006, 10 Inner Harbor will become the tallest building in Baltimore, and the tallest between Philadelphia and Charlotte.

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Location

Virtual Address

400 Light Street,
2 East Barre Street,
401 South Charles Street,
1 East Conway Street

Address as text

414 Light Street

ZIP

21202

Borough

City

State

Country

Technical Data

Height (architectural)

717.01 ft

Floors (above ground)

59

Construction end

2010

Parking places

800

Involved Companies

Architect:

Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP

Also recorded for this building:

General contractor, Developer

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