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What about Dallas? Here's a cool pic I took of downtown from the the Turtle Creek area. I like it because it kinda looks like the city is rising out of the trees.
Gotta say my top 5 would be:
1) Chicago (very well put together and cohesive, very beautiful skyline)
2) New York City (if not for the beauty and the setting, just the magnitude of it is awesome)
3) Seattle (the natural surroundings really complement it)
4) Dallas (especially at night is awesome)
5) Atlanta (a little too linear but still very nice, beautiful nighttime view too)
^^ yup there are tons of highrises by biscayne bay and miami beach and elsewhere.....lot a new art deco style bulidings..
Exactly. People just dont realize the INDIVIDUALITY the art deco gives Miami. It may not be a bunch of office towers but it has individuality. People have to understand it's location which affects the type of buildings it has. It's not gonna have the gothic and bussiness style of CHI, BUT it's okay because it's location is appropiate for it's style. Which is Tropical.
I think the the Denver skyline is in the top ten. These pics do not include the spire 478' (almost complete) and 4S 575'/650' (2/3 up) which sit on the right side of the skyline (bottom two photos).
Last edited by D-town 720; 03-07-2009 at 11:59 AM..
Denver has an awful skyline. Big brown boxes, how innovative.
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