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The Harmon Tower Las Vagas

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The Harmon Tower Las Vagas

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RE: The Harmon Tower Las Vagas

Quote (Chuckwuma Ekwueme, an associate principal with Weidlinger)

“The construction defects in the tower observed to date are so pervasive and varied in character that it is not possible to quickly implement a temporary or permanent repair to remediate the defects, or even determine whether such repairs can be performed,”

That's pretty bad. Could be a failure of the imagination that a remedy cannot be found, but the rest of the article details deliberate deception, so...

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RE: The Harmon Tower Las Vagas

That article is from 2011. We discussed the structural issues extensively then. Searching the site for "Harmon Tower" will give you a lot of information.

I think the building has been demolished.

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