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Leave it alone. It's short and ugly. Bellevue even blows it out of the water, way out of the water.
Did you look at hawkeyaerial.com? I don't think so. San Jose has more fully developed downtown than yours. We agree to disagree. Dt. Houston reminds me of Richmond, Va.
In fact, while there are only five
“Fully Developed Downtowns”—
Boston, Midtown Manhattan, Lower
Manhattan, Chicago, and Philadelphia—
they are home to almost half of
the nation’s downtown households.
According 2010 census, Dt. SJ has 77,000 people living downtown. You can check Zillow.com or Walkscore.com. The smallest # I could find is by San Jose St. which only includes the central business district and the immediate area around SJ state is 54,000. I think it has more residents than Dt. Philadelphia.
The NYC skyline is better than ever. Wait until they light up the completed One WTC. The thing about One WTC is that it really does reclaim the title of best skyline from Chicago because it corrects the one category where New York had fallen behind, which is having the tallest building.
According 2010 census, Dt. SJ has 77,000 people living downtown. You can check Zillow.com or Walkscore.com. The smallest # I could find is by San Jose St. which only includes the central business district and the immediate area around SJ state is 54,000. I think it has more residents than Dt. Philadelphia.
according 2010 census, dt. Sj has 77,000 people living downtown. You can check zillow.com or walkscore.com. The smallest # i could find is by san jose st. Which only includes the central business district and the immediate area around sj state is 54,000. I think it has more residents than dt. Philadelphia.
Almost every agrees that New York and Chicago enjoy the top honors. It doesn't only have to do with height of high rise buildings, but the manner in which they are massed and the density of the structures.
After Chicago and New York, most of the "experts" usually point to LA, Seattle, Houston, Miami, and Philadelphia. In Canada both Toronto and Vancouver have fine skylines.
NYC and Chicago without a doubt! I give the vote to Chicago though considering it has 2 million compared to NY's 8 or 9 million. Chicago is still putting up a fight so it deserves my vote.
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Impressive skyline
