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As has been said before, "urban fabric" has nothing to do with the appearence of a skyline. TexasTheKid, if you don't mind, I'm going to re-post your picture (since people tend to forget so easily).
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I've never seen that list before. That's interesting. You wouldn't be able to tell that Houston had that many buildings from pics you see. But I can believe it when driving north on 288 towards Downtown.
I've never seen that list before. That's interesting. You wouldn't be able to tell that Houston had that many buildings from pics you see. But I can believe it when driving north on 288 towards Downtown.
Ya Houston has a great skyline with alot of buildings
Toronto really dosen't have a stellar skyline when compared to the greatest like NYC and Chicago. It's just massive.
That's what I mean. It's massive! That's why it doesn't compare. As pretty as Philly is, it lacks quantity and that makes a huge difference when it comes to skylines. But that's also why Philly would rank really high in it's own league because it has excellent buildings compared to skylines that compare in size.
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