Best "Bank of America" Skyscraper? (including buildings "formerly known as...") (largest, place)

[gold15]

Equally attractive for different reasons: Atlanta, Charlotte, Seattle.

[bergenboy]

Many of them look good, but the definite top 3(In no order) are ATL, Charlotte, and Seattle.

[ATUMRE75]

Originally Posted by gold15

Equally attractive for different reasons: Atlanta, Charlotte, Seattle.

Agreed!

Originally Posted by bergenboy

Many of them look good, but the definite top 3(In no order) are ATL, Charlotte, and Seattle.

I agree and if you look at my ranking of these towers they are in my top three for sure

[bergenboy]

http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.6080...766347&pid=1.7
What's best about the Columbia Center is that it looks different from each side, which gives it a distinct advantage over most of the other buildings.

[bergenboy]

Originally Posted by ATUMRE75

Agreed!

I agree and if you look at my ranking of these towers they are in my top three for sure

Yep. I just think that each has such an interesting design, they don't have giant logos on them, and have a positive impact on the cities skyline.

[JerseyGirl415]

I like Seattle's.

[annie_himself]

Houston wins for me. Atlanta's is nice, Dallas is EWWW, Charlotte is pretty nice, better in person than on paper, others look very bland and stale.

[perry335654]

Miami Bank of America Holiday Lights 2011 - YouTube

[adavi215]

I like Charlotte, Seattle, and NYC. Seattle's is actually really hot.

[pwright1]

Originally Posted by ATUMRE75

How did LA make it so far up on your list and what makes Atlanta come in at #9?

For as long as I can remember I always loved LA's since I first layed eyes on it in May of 1984 when it was the Security Pacific Bank Tower. I love alot of the 70s skyscraper architecture. Love how it sits on the property at an angle and I love the architectural detail.

The one in Atlanta I honestly never liked. Never liked the color and I hate the pointed top.