Lego Seattle Space Needle - 21003 (2008) - Willis Tower BI 3004/20-115g - 21003 V29
Lego Seattle Space Needle - 21003 (2008) - Willis Tower BI 3004/20-115g - 21003 V29
Lego Seattle Space Needle - 21003 (2008) - Willis Tower BI 3004/20-115g - 21003 V29
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Facts at a Glance<br />
Location: .......................... 400 Broad Street, <strong>Seattle</strong>, Washington, United States<br />
Architect: .......................... John Graham & Associates<br />
Classification: ............... Observation <strong>Tower</strong><br />
Construction Type: .... Structural Steel Frame<br />
Materials: ......................... Steel, Concrete and Glass<br />
Year: .................................... 1961-1962<br />
Height: ............................... 518 ft. (158 m.)<br />
Footprint: ......................... 1<strong>20</strong> ft. x 1<strong>20</strong> ft. (36.6 m. x 36.6 m.)<br />
Pinnacle Type: .............. Lightening Rod 605 ft. (184 m.)<br />
Stories: .............................. 60<br />
Cost: ................................... $4.5 million (1962)<br />
Floor Area: ...................... N/A<br />
Zoned: .............................. 60<br />
Elevators. ......................... 3<br />
Points of Interest<br />
Built to withstand winds of up to <strong>20</strong>0 mph, the <strong>Seattle</strong><br />
<strong>Space</strong> <strong>Needle</strong> clearly demonstrates the inherent<br />
strength of the unique tripod design. “SkyCity,” the<br />
rotating restaurant located 500 feet above the<br />
ground, cleverly rotates 360 degrees every 47<br />
minutes using only a one horsepower motor, which<br />
is accomplished thanks to skillful and precise<br />
craftsmanship.<br />
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