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Wouldn't suprise me of people from Houston confuse "Futuristic" with the words big and Modern, Houston's buildings are more modern but there's probably like 2 or 1 that looks futuristic, Dallas looks half modern but it's changing to futuristic, and most businesses in Dallas are competing over lights, when Omni Hotel moved to Dallas The Reunion tower added more lights and changed the spheres lights then next thIng yOu know most buildings added lights, and Dallas is adding a lot of high rises (more than Houston) if you don't believe me google Dallas new high rises and conpare it to Houston there should be a big gap between them, and Dallas is ranked 2nd on construction (next to New York ranked number one) Houston is ranked 3rd, the reason I'm comparing Houston to Dallas is because 24 people confused the word Futuristuc with modern and old, and Dallas has more fame and Luxury than Houston (Rectangle shaped buildings aren't Futursitic@ Houston)
The Omni just took it to another level with LED's on that side of downtown. Reunion Tower didn't add more lights it just had to upgrade their lights to LED's also to not be outdone by it's surrounding neighbor's lighting capabilities. Dallas has just become too competitive as far as lighting goes. It has come to the point were every new building has to have some sort of lighting and taking it to the next level. The only one I can think of that fell behind is BOA, Dallas' tallest with it's green argon lighting. It needs to upgrade fast cause tenants like being in that new shiny building.
That sound like how us ohio people can never figure out cincinnati vs cleveland we go on and on and on since city data started. We always forget about columbus no offense columbus!
The Omni just took it to another level with LED's on that side of downtown. Reunion Tower didn't add more lights it just had to upgrade their lights to LED's also to not be outdone by it's surrounding neighbor's lighting capabilities. Dallas has just become too competitive as far as lighting goes. It has come to the point were every new building has to have some sort of lighting and taking it to the next level. The only one I can think of that fell behind is BOA, Dallas' tallest with it's green argon lighting. It needs to upgrade fast cause tenants like being in that new shiny building.
BOA is getting an upgrade soon from what I heard through the grapevine.
Elm Place is fixing theirs too.
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, and Dallas is adding a lot of high rises (more than Houston) if you don't believe me google Dallas new high rises and conpare it to Houston there should be a big gap between them, and Dallas is ranked 2nd on construction (next to New York ranked number one) Houston is ranked 3rd, the reason I'm comparing Houston to Dallas is because 24 people confused the word Futuristuc with modern and old, and Dallas has more fame and Luxury than Houston (Rectangle shaped buildings aren't Futursitic@ Houston)
