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Those architecture can't be seen from the skyline. Montreal is like Boston. Beautiful short architecture but lame tall buildings.
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Originally Posted by grapico
Have to disagree on those as well. Better skyscrapers... yeah no doubt. Architecture? Mmm.. not seeing it.
Montreals uninteresting architecture...
I think the main issue here, if I were to take a gander is... most people on this board have probably never been to Montreal...
And I'm not even a big fan, I got a 650 CDN ticket for having a radar detector there >:I... but skyline/architecture I have to go with Montreal
Edit: Yo and whoever just repped me and put sell out just know that I love the South, and my location is NYC. Now What.
LOL. They called you a sell out for voting for Houston? LOL, Montreal is not even in the US for them to be mad at you. Looks like some people up there are real bitter.
Location: The land of sugar... previously Houston and Austin
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In a few short years the Texas medical center which is located 6mi south of downtown Houston, will have more office space than Downtown Houston. Then everyone will be talking about how impressive the TMC is and not Downtown Houston. http://www.texmedctr.tmc.edu/NR/rdon...ections609.pdf
Good point. I worked in the Medical Center for a few years and it was larger than most other cities' downtowns. And construction is still going. A few photos of it, you can see downtown a few miles away in the background
Photo 1 (http://blog.kir.com/archives/TMC7.jpg - broken link) Photo 2
I think it's actually Montreal who has the architecture, being one of the thriving cities in the NYC, Boston, Philly, Detroit era..
Montreal's not part of that area. It's in the vivnicity but it's part of Canada.
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