What building is better suited for another city? (state, America, Atlanta)

[kidphilly]

So I am just curious; if anyone has thoughts on a building in the US that would be better suited in another city? And why?

[missRoxyhart]

The Transamerica Pyramid would look great in Chicago I think. If you put it in with the skyline on the waterfront it would blend in perfectly while adding it's unique look to the area.

[SEAandATL]

The Empire State Building would look good in L.A. I'm not saying they should move it there, but building a replica of it there would be cool.

[Danny Phantom12]

Empire State would look good in Philadelphia. Chrysler would look good in Atlanta.

[Hendu]

The Eiffel Tower would look good in Vegas...oh wait.

[KodeBlue]

The comcast building in philly looks like it belongs in LA

[KodeBlue]

The comcast building in philly looks like it belongs in LA
BoA in atlanta can go to Baltimore
the old Legg Mason in baltimore can go to Phoenix
the Batman building in Louisville can go to Atlanta

[DeaconJ]

Originally Posted by Danny Phantom12

Empire State would look good in Philadelphia. Chrysler would look good in Atlanta.

Those two buildings would look good in any city.

[Rachael84]

Originally Posted by Danny Phantom12

Chrysler would look good in Atlanta.

haha, no way...a unique building like that wouldn't look good in their skyline. We'll keep it

[kidphilly]

I always thought the NBC (I think) building just off Michigan Ave on the Mag Mile looked like a jr version of the Empire state (edited, meant Rock Center) and belonged in NY


Another is the tall circular hotel in Atlanta - for some reason it seems like it would fit nicely in Dallas

In Miami I would just love to see any relatively tall office building to break up what looks like rows of condos - they almost look like very tall rowhomes in their unitofrmity