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in Knoxville

#	Building	Height
1	Plaza Tower	327 ft
2	Andrew Johnson Building	205 ft
3	The Holston	195 ft
4	Burwell Building	166 ft
5	Sterchi Lofts	147 ft

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#	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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Howard H. Baker Jr. Federal Courthouse

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Identification

Name

Howard H. Baker Jr. Federal Courthouse

Alternative name

Whittle Communications Corporate Headquarters

EBN

208391

Map

Structure in general

Building type

building with towers

Building status

existing [completed]

Architectural style

postmodern

Usage

Main usage

governmental office court house

Facts

Inspired by the work of McKim, Mead and White, the Howard Baker Building is a postmodern rendition of neo-Georgian architecture.
It is crowned by a tall, slender cupola which is a feature of the Knoxville skyline.
The building was constructed as the headquarters of Whittle Communications, a now-defunct telecommunications company.

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Location

Main Address

800 South Market Street,
200 West Cumberland Avenue SW

Virtual Address

801 South Gay Street,
301 West Main Street

Address as text

800 Market Street

ZIP

37902

Borough

City

State

Country

Technical Data

Height (estimated)

68.10 ft

Floors (above ground)

4

Construction end

1991

Building costs

$45,000,000

Involved Companies

Architect:

Peter Marino

Associate Architect:

BarberMcMurry

Also recorded for this building:

General contractor, Developer, Foundation company

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