some cities have made it a point to keep high rises from happening, but they're getting rarer and rarer charleston, sc for example has an zoning requirement that no building can be taller than the st. matthews lutheran church steeple (thus capping all buildings at at max 297 feet)  although the place has been blowing up the past decade, so i have a feeling they might try to ditch that rule soon. just rough cause it feels like once towns start pushing for skyscrapers, some of the soul is lost
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