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Jacksonville. Taller buildings and will add more.. Pocatello ID or Billings MT?
From the few pics I've ever seen of both, I'll go with Billings. It may not have too big of a skyline, but it certainly beats the one in Pocatello for sure.
From the few pics I've ever seen of both, I'll go with Billings. It may not have too big of a skyline, but it certainly beats the one in Pocatello for sure.
Portland, ME, or Wilmington, DE?
Close call. Wilmington edges this one out by having a few more interesting buildings and more modern look.
Raleigh. Taller and there seems to be more of it. Omaha or Buffalo NY?
I'm gonna go with Buffalo. They have some nice older buildings and good height--they need a bit more density though.
Omaha has a ton of potential, but they just have too few towers. They need another 6-8 higher than 300 feet. I see a good future with Omaha though, so hopefully they build some soon.
I'm gonna go with Buffalo. They have some nice older buildings and good height--they need a bit more density though.
Omaha has a ton of potential, but they just have too few towers. They need another 6-8 higher than 300 feet. I see a good future with Omaha though, so hopefully they build some soon.
Baltimore or New Orleans?
Baltimore, because New Orleans just doesn't look right for a city of its reputation.
Baltimore, because New Orleans just doesn't look right for a city of its reputation.
Albany, NY or Sacramento, CA?
Sacramento due to better scenery and balance of its buildings. Lot X project looks good.
Nashville, TN or San Antonio, TX?
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