result #93233 - WHEN IT IS COMPLETED, WHAT WILL BE THE WORLD'S TALLEST FREESTANDING STRUCTURE?

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quiz : technology : WHEN IT IS COMPLETED, WHAT WILL BE THE WORLD'S TALLEST FREESTANDING STRUCTURE?

[+] ballot by texsue57
ACTIVE Apr 27,2006 - Tue Jan 20, 09

ANSWER : Mubarak al-Kabir Tower - Kuwait City, Kuwait

Durj Dubai - Dubai, United Arab Emirates	19
Mubarak al-Kabir Tower - Kuwait City, Kuwait	6
Fordham Spire - Chicago, USA	3
Petronius Platform - Gulf of Mexico, USA	2
CN Tower - Toronto, Canada	0

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The Mubarak al-Kabir Tower in Kuwait City, Kuwait which will stand a formidable 3,284 ft tall.

It will include a complete olympic stadium and will house up to 700,000 people.

Construction is currently under way and is due to complete sometime around 2030, although the structure will top out between 2011 and 2013.

by texsue57 on Thu Apr 27, 06 11:15am [+]

My guess was the Durj Dubai. Either that, or Donald Rumsfeld's ego.

by cranky on Thu Apr 27, 06 11:15am [+]

You beat me to it Crankster...I was going to say "Codi Rice's shoe boxes stacked one on top of the other"!

by Guy_Cabbelero on Thu Apr 27, 06 11:27am [+]

Knew it was in the Middle East.

by Truthseeker013 on Thu Apr 27, 06 12:54pm [+]

That's an awfully big target, in a fairly weak nation, with lots of money, that is seen as going against islam by their friendship with the west.

Add all that together and . . . well, I wouldn't expect it to join the pyramids in the annals of longstanding middleeast architecture.

by herzog on Thu Apr 27, 06 6:11pm [+]

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