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N.Y., Chicago, San Fran, and Boston from all the ones I saw. Never been to L.A.
One that I want to put on the list so it get mentioned also is Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh has great churches, the cathedral of learning, and great modern buildings too.
Chicago famous for its Chicago School of Architecture. Notable architecture by Mies van der Rohe and Helmut Jahn, and pioneers Frank Lloyd Wright, William LeBaron Jenney, Louis Sullivan.
As well as, birthplace to the skyscraper.
I agree with these all, but I won't let us forget Detroit. The city has the largest collection of pre-war skyscrapers behind New York and Chicago. Tulsa is also renowned for its Art Deco buildings. Columbus, Ind., has alot of municipal and public buildings which have been designed by notable architects.
The cities that have the best architecture in the US are Chicago, DC, New York, Philly and Boston. However, I am drawn to Chicago & D.C more.
Last edited by downtown1; 09-26-2007 at 11:23 PM..
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