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Yeahhh I don't really care that much for old architecture. If I had it my way, I would throw gas over every building older than the 1970's & raze it on fire. They really tick me off, I cant take those seriously. Sorry.
I'm also a fan of height & scale. San Diego, I like the location on the marina with the mountain backdrop on the other side. Modern, futuristic, & clean looking city. It reminds me of my native, Singapore.
Pittsburgh's cool, I suppose you could say. I haven't ever been so I refrain from having an opinion about the place. I just don't care for it's skyline.
Hence I stated my opinion, wasn't really looking for anyone to "contest" it. We don't live in freakin Communist USSR here.
Which is why I mentioned your opinion and stated mine.
I dont go looking for critique, but your post made it hard not to.
You dont like old architecture yet you have NYC at the top too, which is another thing I find comical.
I'm surprised that Portland is not on the list. It has some of the nicest skylines.
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