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Asheville. The skyline is very picturesque and just the right size. I like all of the steeples and mountains in the backdrop.
Wilmington, DE or San Jose, CA?
Wilmington's Tallest Building is Taller than anything in San Jose, And that's Sad, San Jose's skyline is sad for it's size of 1 million. But thats because San Jose's Airport limits height Most buildings in Either Are Only around 200 feet, and this is actually a good comparison, But San Jose skyline looks More Modern, Mountain Backdrop and Has A Greater Capacity to Build new towers
Winner: San Jose
San Antonio vs Uptown Houston (Uptown Not Downtown)
*Uptown Houston features the Tallest Tower in the US outside a major CBD
Last edited by BlueRedTide; 06-23-2022 at 08:02 PM..
Wilmington's Tallest Building is Taller than anything in San Jose, And that's Sad, San Jose's skyline is sad for it's size of 1 million. But thats because San Jose's Airport limits height Most buildings in Either Are Only around 200 feet, and this is actually a good comparison, But San Jose skyline looks More Modern, Mountain Backdrop and Has A Greater Capacity to Build new towers
Winner: San Jose
San Antonio vs Uptown Houston (Uptown Not Downtown)
*Uptown Houston features the Tallest Tower in the US outside a major CBD
Uptown Houston. More buildings, more potential, taller. San Antonio's skyline is kinda "messy" in my opinion. Too many radio towers and the Tower of Americas is just ugh.
Uptown Houston. More buildings, more potential, taller. San Antonio's skyline is kinda "messy" in my opinion. Too many radio towers and the Tower of Americas is just ugh.
Milwaukee or Tampa?
Milwaukee overall Looks Classic (70's-90's,)with few exceptions. Tampa looks more 2010ish, Nothing wrong with that, Sometimes We All Like the Classics, But Tampa skyline is more Shiny and Sparkly and Tampa has a easier time adding New Towers
Winner: Tampa
Nashville vs Uptown Houston (Uptown not Downtown)
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Milwaukee overall Looks Classic (70's-90's,)with few exceptions. Tampa looks more 2010ish, Nothing wrong with that, Sometimes We All Like the Classics, But Tampa skyline is more Shiny and Sparkly and Tampa has a easier time adding New Towers
Winner: Tampa
Nashville vs Uptown Houston (Uptown not Downtown)
Nashville edges uptown Houston for density, and growth potential. Height still, uptown Houston gets the edge. But Nashville is building like wildfire, and will keep doing so over the course of the next few years. Nashville wins this one.
Nashville edges uptown Houston for density, and growth potential. Height still, uptown Houston gets the edge. But Nashville is building like wildfire, and will keep doing so over the course of the next few years. Nashville wins this one.
Hartford vs Louisville?
I picked Hartford. It may be a little shorter but looks like there are more buildings. Wichita KS or Spokane WA?
Minneapolis imo. I like it's density of buildings better, & I think it looks better in more angles. Jersey City's buildings are nice, but they're spaced a bit apart & I would like more density outside of the Waterfront.
Minneapolis imo. I like it's density of buildings better, & I think it looks better in more angles. Jersey City's buildings are nice, but they're spaced a bit apart & I would like more density outside of the Waterfront.
Charlotte vs Kansas City?
Easily Charlotte. Charlotte has almost 3 times as many skyscrapers as Kansas City, and much taller heights, as well. Kansas City should build a good 10 more skyscrapers downtown.
A more even matchup, I think, with both of these cities having 14 skyscrapers over 300 feet:
Easily Charlotte. Charlotte has almost 3 times as many skyscrapers as Kansas City, and much taller heights, as well. Kansas City should build a good 10 more skyscrapers downtown.
A more even matchup, I think, with both of these cities having 14 skyscrapers over 300 feet:
Kansas City vs Louisville?
Kansas City despite Louisville having better scenery. I like Kansas City's architecture and balance. Some new buildings for both would be great.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL or Columbus, OH?
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