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Panorama of Phoenix File 153-074-983

Phoenix, AZ city

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structure #309465369building

44 Monroe

existing 115.8 m 34 floors 2008

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Tip Height123.8 m
Architectural Height115.8 m
Roof Height112.8 m
Floors34
Completion2008
Structural Formskyscraper
Main Usageresidential
Status existing
Architectural Stylepostmodern
Address44 West Monroe Street
Smart Address30–48 West Monroe Street
Smart Address201–213 North First Avenue
CityPhoenix
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

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  1. Photo 733-653-057
    Photo 733-653-057
    Nephilim
  2. Photo 952-957-396
    Photo 952-957-396
    Marshall Gerometta
  3. Photo 453-760-594
    Photo 453-760-594
    Nephilim
  4. Photo 603-269-743
    Photo 603-269-743
    Nephilim
  5. Photo 243-144-526
    Photo 243-144-526
    Nephilim
  6. Photo 929-860-061
    Photo 929-860-061
    Nephilim
  7. Photo 451-703-913
    Photo 451-703-913
    Nephilim
  8. Photo 344-978-276
    Photo 344-978-276
    Nephilim
  9. Photo 201-924-930
    Photo 201-924-930
    Nephilim
  10. Photo 358-568-883
    Photo 358-568-883
    Nephilim
  11. Photo 782-249-058
    Photo 782-249-058
    Nephilim
  12. Photo 721-043-870
    Photo 721-043-870
    Nephilim
  13. Photo 207-276-156
    Photo 207-276-156
    Nephilim
  14. Photo 693-723-845
    Photo 693-723-845
    Nephilim
  15. Photo 830-498-096
    Photo 830-498-096
    Nephilim
  16. Photo 249-586-760
    Photo 249-586-760
    Nephilim

Construction calendar

7 construction-phase photos across 2006.

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