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That is just not true.That link you showed is a building you can find in Atlanta Suburbs with other non descript buildings.Show me a building that can compare to 1180 Peachtree,The Promenade,Sovereign,Spire,Bank of America building,The Pinnacle, etc.....
Here are some more buildings:
This photo is by rejuvesite Miami's Metromover: Miami at Night on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/rejuvesite/4395685237/ - broken link)
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Here are some more buildings:
This photo is by rejuvesite Miami's Metromover: Miami at Night on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/rejuvesite/4395685237/ - broken link)
This photo is also by rejuvesite: BankOfAmerica-DowntownMIA on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/hugovot/4018193611/ - broken link)
Here are some more buildings:
This photo is by rejuvesite Miami's Metromover: Miami at Night on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/rejuvesite/4395685237/ - broken link)
This photo is also by rejuvesite: BankOfAmerica-DowntownMIA on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/hugovot/4018193611/ - broken link)
This is a highly heated & debated topic between Miami boosters & Houston boosters.
Overall, Houston flat out has more tall buildings. Miami just has the density. If all of Houston's skylines were merged together it would look just like NYC & Chicago too with one continuous skyline view. There are only a couple of angles in Houston which create that illusion & they're rarely seen photographed.
Nope,Nope and Maybe.These look contemporary.NOT FUTURISTIC!!Big difference.
That would also apply to ATL. Besides the Peachtree building, MOST of the buildings in which I saw posted resembled that of contemporary modern-day "big-business" architecture. Not any more futuristic than Miami, which was my original point.
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This is a highly heated & debated topic between Miami boosters & Houston boosters.
Overall, Houston flat out has more tall buildings. Miami just has the density. If all of Houston's skylines were merged together it would look just like NYC & Chicago too with one continuous skyline view. There are only a couple of angles in Houston which create that illusion & they're rarely seen photographed.
Houston has the 3rd tallest skyline in the country.
Miami has the 3rd largest skyline by number of buildings in it's core region.
Also to the person that posted the pictures of the heavy rail/commuter rail from LA. No offense but it does NOT look futuristic at all.
This light rail looks 100X more futuristic than LA's heavy rail.
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