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Our Rich History: Skyscraper Sweepstakes in Ohio River Region, Starting in Early 1910s - NKyTribune
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Our Rich History: Skyscraper sweepstakes in Ohio River region, starting in early 1910s - NKyTribune
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune The early 1900s witnessed an intense competition among U.S. cities to build taller and taller skyscrapers. The Ingalls Building at Fourth and Walnut Streets in Cincinnati, Ohio, helped to pave the way, becoming the world’s “first reinforced-concrete skyscraper” when completed in 1903. A 16-story office structure, the...
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