How Many Skylines does your City Have? (apartments, beach)
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My hometown of Houston, Texas is interesting in that it has 5 completely unique and seperate skylines. Each represents a different district and were all developed to serve a unique demand.
Here is a panorama of Houston showcasing all of the different skylines
Although they are difficult to distinquish, this was the photo I could come up with to showcase all of the towers at once.
Downtown is the far left group, uptown/galleria is the far right, the medical center and greenway are mixed together in the middle due to the vantage point and a hunk of the westchase district can be seen at the far right.
Well, I was wondering how many skylines your city has, what makes each of them unique and perhaps some photos to showcase these superb examples of human engineering.
St. Louis has several...Downtown, Midtown, the Central West End, and Clayton. Cleveland has Akron and Lakewood, although many citizens of Cleveland strongly believe Akron should be considered a city of its own. A great way to view the extent of St. Louis' skylines all combined together is by driving west on I-270 in Illinois.
The big skylines in the New York city limits are midtown Manhattan, downtown Manhattan, and downtown Brooklyn. There are many others in the region (Newark, Jersey City, White Plains, Stamford, etc, etc,) and many others throughout the city as well, usually clusters of high rise apartments or housing projects.
St. Louis has several...Downtown, Midtown, the Central West End, and Clayton. Cleveland has Akron and Lakewood, although many citizens of Cleveland strongly believe Akron should be considered a city of its own. A great way to view the extent of St. Louis' skylines all combined together is by driving west on I-270 in Illinois.
Akron is its own city lol, what makes you think it is not???
1. Miami Downtown
2. Brickell Ave (Downtown and Brickell have since grown together to a great extent)
3. Biscayne Corridor+Midtown
4. South Beach
5. Millionaire's Row/Mid Beach
5. North Bay Village
6. Kendall/Dadeland
7. Bal Harbour/Surfside/North Beach
8. Sunny Isles Beaches
9. Aventura
10. Coral Gables
11. Coconut Grove
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