One series uses Google Earth, and the other series just photoshops it into a photograph taken from Fair Park.
From Fair Park:

From Google Earth:




Of course I think for the Google Earth renderings, that the tower might be too slender.. it will actually have a larger footprint than the Oklahoma Tower, whereas in many of the Google Earth images it appeared as if the Oklahoma Tower had a lot more girth. So these are off a little bit, but it's still an interesting illustration. For full size pics check out Shane's blog at rezoneOKC, as well as his in-progress development charts.
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This is cool. Thanks for posting!
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