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Grand Forks I guess since there are several midrises in its core, but both skylines are very weak. Even Fargo, the best skyline in the Peace Garden State, isn't that distinctive. Downtown Bismarck is pretty much all lowrises. Sorry, even if a building is taller, I don't consider a singular building (the ND State Capitol) a "skyline", even if its taller than anything in Grand Forks.
Roslyn, Arlington, VA vs. New Rochelle, NY
I like Roslyn in Arlington, VA much better. More dense and uniform looking skyline.
Grand Forks I guess since there are several midrises in its core, but both skylines are very weak. Even Fargo, the best skyline in the Peace Garden State, isn't that distinctive. Downtown Bismarck is pretty much all lowrises. Sorry, even if a building is taller, I don't consider a singular building (the ND State Capitol) a "skyline", even if its taller than anything in Grand Forks.
not necessarily disagreeing, but the question is which skyline do you like better?
and obviously i'm biased on the mobile vs birmingham question, so i'll let someone else take that one haha
Oh man, my bad I thought this was the city thread not skyline, my bad. Gonna go with Montgomery, it has a slightly higher density and height to it.
Lol Yea I would agree Bham has much better skyline than Mobile (wouldn’t have compared the 2 had I realized the thread) (although Mobile has the the taller skyscraper )
I'll go with New Orleans here. Better density and more skyscrapers. Both are decent skylines, though.
Memphis, TN or Jacksonville, FL?
Memphis is better. It will likely see new highrises wereas Jacksonville has not.
Charlotte, NC or Boston, MA?
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