ensuring the structural stability of buildings. Since then, they have steadilyy become an expensive problem for the federal capital, whose influence is divided between being a political center and being a regional leader in commercial and cultural matters. Within the next few decades, the genius of engineering made the erection of skycrapers possible and allowed cities such as Boston and Chicago to do away with height restrictions. More than a century has passed and a few ammendments to the height rule have been approved, but the typical Reston office space in Virginia and other suburbs of the D.C. metropolitan area remain relatively modest height-wise.
http://www.metroffice.com/2013/09/take-an-ideal-reston-office-space-as-dc-awaits-height-restriction-discussions/
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