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Much like Manhattan, all you see in the Hong Kong skyline is quantity. When you live there, you're surrounded by some god awful concrete hellhole. The buildings all look the same, and they all look uniformly terrible. They are extremely generic, dirty and tend to be constructed in that manner which is a testament to the Chinese government's laziness.
Much like Manhattan, all you see in the Hong Kong skyline is quantity. When you live there, you're surrounded by some god awful concrete hellhole. The buildings all look the same, and they all look uniformly terrible. They are extremely generic, dirty and tend to be constructed in that manner which is a testament to the Chinese government's laziness.
I was with you till u said much like manhattan. Have you lived in hong kong
Much like Manhattan, all you see in the Hong Kong skyline is quantity. When you live there, you're surrounded by some god awful concrete hellhole. The buildings all look the same, and they all look uniformly terrible. They are extremely generic, dirty and tend to be constructed in that manner which is a testament to the Chinese government's laziness.
Much like Manhattan please are you on something lol... NYC's skyline is not extremely generic. The buildings does not looks the same. Every time I go to Manhattan, I see tourists taking pictures of all the buildings in Manhattan. Now I say, if this was the reason then why are people taking pictures of many buildings of Manhattan? I'll let you answer that question.
Much like Manhattan, all you see in the Hong Kong skyline is quantity. When you live there, you're surrounded by some god awful concrete hellhole. The buildings all look the same, and they all look uniformly terrible. They are extremely generic, dirty and tend to be constructed in that manner which is a testament to the Chinese government's laziness.
Then why did you vote for Hong Kong over New York in the NY versus HK thread??? Are you saying that NYs buildings look worse than a "god awful concrete hellhole built to the Chinese government's laziness"? You must know that New York has been built to similar market forces as Chicago and both cities are more similar to each other than either is to Hong Kong. Why the double standard?????
Hong Kong, strictly due to how the mountains are incorporated into the skyline. A bunch of skyscrapers doesn't really impress me unless there's something unique in the architecture like Dubai or like SF's Transamerica Pyramid or like Nashville's Batman Building. I actually like Monaco's skyline (which doesn't have skyscrapers) much better than NYC.
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