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The tallest building in the state of Oklahoma is currently the BOK Tower in Downtown Tulsa. Standing at 667 ft, its facade mimics the design of Tower 2 of what was the World Trade Center in NYC.
When completed in 2012, the Devon Tower in Oklahoma City will be the tallest building in the Sooner State, with a planned height of 900 feet.
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