Skyline Game (better, compared, place, Boston)

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by Corey the Otter

Allentown. The Tighman Street Bridge adds more to it.

Roanoke VA vs Charleston WV?

Roanoke the buildings are taller and more dense. Milwaukee or Providence RI?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by brock2010

Roanoke the buildings are taller and more dense. Milwaukee or Providence RI?

Milwaukee is breathtaking along Lake Michigan. I like the newer buildings and the structural density. I get some Detroit and Chicago architectural notes. Hopefully the city continues to construct more towers.

Tampa, FL or Sacramento, CA?

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Milwaukee is breathtaking along Lake Michigan. I like the newer buildings and the structural density. I get some Detroit and Chicago architectural notes. Hopefully the city continues to construct more towers.

Tampa, FL or Sacramento, CA?

Gonna go with Sacramento here, by an edge. Two close skylines, though.

Birmingham, AL or Rochester, NY?

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by jjbradleynyc

Gonna go with Sacramento here, by an edge. Two close skylines, though.

Birmingham, AL or Rochester, NY?

I prefer Birmingham. Looks like it has a few more buildings. Pittsburgh or Cleveland?

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by brock2010

I prefer Birmingham. Looks like it has a few more buildings. Pittsburgh or Cleveland?

I like Pittsburgh more. Lots of density and tall towers in its core downtown.

Cleveland's is cool too, but the buildings are more spread out, with larger gaps.

Cleveland or Detroit?

[BlueRedTide]

Originally Posted by jjbradleynyc

I like Pittsburgh more. Lots of density and tall towers in its core downtown.

Cleveland's is cool too, but the buildings are more spread out, with larger gaps.

Cleveland or Detroit?

Cleveland. I Like Detroit's tallest building, but not feeling the rest of it's neo gothic architecture type found in the other buildings


Cleveland or Phoenix

[Corey the Otter]

Originally Posted by BlueRedTide

Cleveland or Phoenix

While Phoenix has the mountains in the background, I am going to have to go with Cleveland for having more interesting buildings.

Low Rise face off part one:

Washington DC or San Jose California?

[SonySegaTendo617]

Originally Posted by Corey the Otter

While Phoenix has the mountains in the background, I am going to have to go with Cleveland for having more interesting buildings.

Low Rise face off part one:

Washington DC or San Jose California?

I'll go with San Jose. It has enough old and new buildings to make it interesting, and it has nearby mountains and hills that add to the look of SJ. I personally wish the law limiting how tall buildings could be built in DC was repealed, but that is just me.

Sacramento, CA, or Spokane, WA?

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by SonySegaTendo617

I'll go with San Jose. It has enough old and new buildings to make it interesting, and it has nearby mountains and hills that add to the look of SJ. I personally wish the law limiting how tall buildings could be built in DC was repealed, but that is just me.

Sacramento, CA, or Spokane, WA?

Sacramento. Has taller buildings. Green Bay WI or Madison WI?

[Corey the Otter]

Originally Posted by brock2010

Sacramento. Has taller buildings. Green Bay WI or Madison WI?

Madison. More buildings, denser, and highlighted by a capitol building.

Richmond VA vs Providence RI?