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Whether the Tower is ASME II or I or AGC design could be a factor. I can only say that I have not worked with these. Usually, the Tower is not the main focus of the design, it is a small part of an overall solution.

For towers over about 50 feet tall, using fixed foundations doesn’t make a lot of sense. When the Tower is taller than 50 feet, you start losing the advantage of fixed ground support. There is a tremendous amount of deflection required to keep a tower from overturning in the event of a high wind event (a hurricane, etc.) Once a tower exceeds 50 feet in height, the object of a fixed foundation is to provide something that will resist overturning forces.
A common way around this is to “anchor” the base of the Tower (the flat piece that it sits on) down to a foundation that is not itself anchored, but is buried under the ground. This can be as simple as driving a pile down into the ground and then putting concrete blocks on top of that. Or it can be a system that is designed to resist overturning forces, like large wood pilings and concrete piers, similar to what you see in places like the Panama Canal.

This effectively makes the base of the tower a “floating” foundation, which can be a lot more stable and resist overturning forces than the usual “pile & post” foundation. Note the flags in the picture, those are used to point the Tower in a certain direction.

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