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I'll pick Shreveport. The bridges over its downtown river(sorry I forget its name) add to Shreveport's look, along with a riverfront park and slightly more density.
I'll pick Shreveport. The bridges over its downtown river(sorry I forget its name) add to Shreveport's look, along with a riverfront park and slightly more density.
Orlando or Tampa?
Tampa is and will be more impressive. I like the skyscrapers along the waterfront. Orlando could use taller buildings.
Tampa is and will be more impressive. I like the skyscrapers along the waterfront. Orlando could use taller buildings.
Louisville, KY or Ft. Worth, TX?
As much as I love the DFW area, I gotta give this one to Louisville. Incredible views from both the highways and from across the river, much more varied and interesting architecture, and it's not oddly spread out like Fort Worth is from most angles.
As much as I love the DFW area, I gotta give this one to Louisville. Incredible views from both the highways and from across the river, much more varied and interesting architecture, and it's not oddly spread out like Fort Worth is from most angles.
Lousiville, KY or Cincinnati, OH?
Cinci wins this for me. It’s my favorite skyline of the 3Cs and really in general. One of the prettiest views is when coming down that hill on I-75 and the skyline appears.
Cinci wins this for me. It’s my favorite skyline of the 3Cs and really in general. One of the prettiest views is when coming down that hill on I-75 and the skyline appears.
Chicago or Toronto ?
Agreed. Chicago based on architecture alone. The skyline is also more balanced.
I do like the classic early 20th century buildings in Atlantic City, so that one for skyline preference.
Wilmington, DE, or Trenton, NJ?
I prefer Wilmington's clean skyline and Philly influences.
Phoenix, AZ or Detroit, MI?
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