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Dallas has improved a lot in the last ten years. Its density has increased, but still not enough to overtake Atlanta. Atlanta is building some impressive towers, and hopefully downtown will start to revitalize. Atlanta wins.
Tampa, FL or Salt Lake City, UT?
Overall I give it to Tampa. It has a lot more character. For SLC if it wasn't for the mountains in the background to compliment it it would probably be a bland skyline.
Overall I give it to Tampa. It has a lot more character. For SLC if it wasn't for the mountains in the background to compliment it it would probably be a bland skyline.
Cincinnati, OH or Portland, OR?
Gonna give this one to Portland, OR. The backdrop makes a huge difference in their skyline. Plus Portland has a good amount of density and height. Cincinnati does too for its size, but Portland's background gives it the edge.
Gonna give this one to Portland, OR. The backdrop makes a huge difference in their skyline. Plus Portland has a good amount of density and height. Cincinnati does too for its size, but Portland's background gives it the edge.
Raleigh, NC vs Little Rock, AR
Raleigh wins with its crown building and slightly better architecture. It gives Atlanta vibes. I hope to see Raleigh add a lot more towers. Little Rock is nice but needs more density.
Gonna give this one to Portland, OR. The backdrop makes a huge difference in their skyline. Plus Portland has a good amount of density and height. Cincinnati does too for its size, but Portland's background gives it the edge.
Raleigh, NC vs Little Rock, AR
Raleigh. It has some buildings that are taller. Corpus Christi Tx or Bradenton FL?
Shreveport wins. Fine Details of Architecture, Taller, Moderner, River backdrop
Pittsburgh vs Austin
I'm still giving the edge to Pittsburgh here. Austin has quite a few more towers and they are sprouting up like weeds. But still, Pittsburgh has a classic, dense, unique skyline that has a fantastic geographic advantage, on a peninsula.
Austin is killin' it though. Pittsburgh is one of my favorite skylines in the US.
I'm still giving the edge to Pittsburgh here. Austin has quite a few more towers and they are sprouting up like weeds. But still, Pittsburgh has a classic, dense, unique skyline that has a fantastic geographic advantage, on a peninsula.
Austin is killin' it though. Pittsburgh is one of my favorite skylines in the US.
Kansas City vs Indianapolis?
At first I was thinking Indianapolis due to taller buildings but I choose Kansas City based on density and having more than just downtown. Kansas City has the Spanish influences I think are neat.
Portland, OR or Las Vegas, NV?
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