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Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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Originally Posted by ladarron
San Antonio's skyline is horrible!
I really wish, and hope they get some more buildings in there. They have a great style, like Houston & Dallas can have Texas's glass gleamers, and Austin too. San Antonio having the traditional style would be a nice change. I hope they get more taller buildings though!
Fort Worth & El Paso, they need to STEP UP their game even more than San Antonio does.
I really wish, and hope they get some more buildings in there. They have a great style, like Houston & Dallas can have Texas's glass gleamers, and Austin too. San Antonio having the traditional style would be a nice change. I hope they get more taller buildings though!
Fort Worth & El Paso, they need to STEP UP their game even more than San Antonio does.
At least Fort Worth has taller buildings than El Paso and San Antonio.
Fort Worth's tallest building
Burnett Plaza
40 stories
567 ft
How bout Cincinnati. They are just finishing up the new tallest building in cincy there, and when that tower is up it will be a beautiful skyline.
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