Iridium Tower

READ IT ALL IF YOU CAN (I know, its long) Arctic Zero Proprietorship has now become Moiunda Engineering; partly because Arctic Zero is already a company (Google'd it). Now let me get started about Iridium Tower... The name comes from the composite it's made out of (a mixture of Iridium and plain ol' steel). It was also named after one of my characters named "Iridium." Perhaps I'll create her on SketchUp and import her sometime soon. The height? If you want to get exact, it's 3123ft tall, tallest structure I've made (and probably the tallest I'll ever do, because you can't get the camera to go above 3200ft). Let's put this into perspective, the Burj Khalifa (which is where I got the inspiration for the design) is about 2717ft with 160 habitable floors, and will hold about 35000 people. Iridium Tower, being 3123ft, AND having many more habitable floors (I'll say about 200, because there is not a lot of service floors), will hold about 45000 residents/workers (yes, my tower is mixed use just like the Burj). With such a large number of people, there will be a demand for large amounts of power, so there is a nuclear reactor about 300ft below the 1st floor, capable of producing almost 1 gigawatt (GW) per hour, more than enough for everyone in the building, so the excess electricity is used in electrolysis to produce hydrogen for energy storage, with the full hydrogen cylinders allowing the tower to generate more revenue from foreign buyers (anyone that doesn't live in the tower ...

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