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Montreal without a doubt, in my opinion. Houston also kinda closes shop after 5 and Montreal has a vibrant night life. Also, bare in mind that Montreal has zoning restrictions...no tower over 223 meters!
Montreal without a doubt, in my opinion. Houston also kinda closes shop after 5 and Montreal has a vibrant night life. Also, bare in mind that Montreal has zoning restrictions...no tower over 223 meters!
that's why i gave the nod to Houston. its a bigger, more spread out skyline. but if it came down to streetscape or downtown, Montreal would definitely take it.
Those are awful photos of Houston. They're way old and the angle makes it appear as if there are only about ten buildings in the city at all. Look at this one:
A slightly different angle raises the bar dramatically.
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