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Boston has a great skyline its own right and is, in fact, not too dissimilar from Philly in balancing a slew of dense, modern high-rises beside a rich stock of late 18th to early 19th century mid-rises. However, Philly does seem to have more of a symmetrical look, which to me makes it a bit more cohesive.
Since none have been posted yet, here are some Philly pics:
I guess it depends what you'd call a skyscraper...Boston has a big downtown, it's just not extremely tall. I think Philly has a better skyline than Boston, but we're not too bad.
Not too bad indeed! Great pics, including some angles I've never seen before.
Boston has a great skyline its own right and is, in fact, not too dissimilar from Philly in balancing a slew of dense, modern high-rises beside a rich stock of late 18th to early 19th century mid-rises. However, Philly does seem to have more of a symmetrical look, which to me makes it a bit more cohesive.
Since none have been posted yet, here are some Philly pics:
My personal favorite view, looking down the Benjamin Frankling Parkway from the Art Museum.
Yea I don't think that guy really understands what's going on here...
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