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OMG Pueblo beats chicago in a heartbeat with their huge sykline of mountains and their buildings which tower over the nearest taco bell going up to 100 ft! It amazing. Meanwhile chicago is a cow town in the corner of boring illinois full of farmers and hickbillies. What does chicago even do towards the economy?
Pueblo also got a state grant and is going to expand the convention center/ build a arena/ add on to the Riverwalk. That will cause private development to move in including hotels and condo/ retail buildings. This will really enhance downtown and make it even better!
I made a video of what the area looks like now and will make more videos once the construction starts.
This is a video of Pueblo's newest highrise being built that I made.
I started this thread to prove that smaller cities can and do have just as varried Architectural styles as the nations largest cities. And that even though we are underrepresented on city data cities like Pueblo have a lot to offer the nation. I did use humor because I feel that humor is a better method of getting a point across.
I can't believe all the people who actually had to ASK if this was a joke. Good grief. Gives whole new meaning to the subject of "density" on this site.
This thread is still alive? God bless this place...
If anything this thread really piqued my interest in Pueblo, Colorado...so well done Josepie.
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