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They really look sort of ( browni/pink to me ) not what I really call the color pink. But I really enjpyed them during my trip to Tulsa Oklahoma in March/April 2012.
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Yeah, I have to agree with the above posters, it's a very impressive building, but it does look rather awkward next the rest of buildings. It kinda reminds of me of Amarillo's skyline which has a group of smaller buildings surrounding a fairly high tower. Perhaps OKC has bigger plans to "balance" it all out?
OKC's skyline now looks like a big chunk of Buffalo with a little piece of Dallas. They'll definitely need to add more to strike a balance. It's a odd juxtaposition of buildings. If they erected a big shiny tower like that in Albuquerque it would look just as strange.
Albuquerque is like Pasadena a little bit of charm, character and class.
Yes OKC is trying to do a bit of catch up on that charm , character and classy vibe , but being absolutely honest the only edge that OKC has is that (" big city vibe ")...
Yes OKC is trying to do a bit of catch up on that charm , character and classy vibe , but being absolutely honest the only edge that OKC has is that (" big city vibe ")...
My wife sister and neice are in ABQ right now at a motel , they are taking a road break on theirs California to Oklahoma trip. I know that they must be taking full advantage of all of ABQ charm and class , but what I love about ABQ the most is that it's a hands down no doult about it (" Exotic ") city.
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