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The Triangle truly is a large collection of office parks, subdivisions and strip malls. In that sense the Triangle is a lot like DC.
I must be missing something. DC is arguably the most European big city in the country and one of the most urban with a great mass transit system. What in the Triangle can compare to that? Perhaps you're referring to parts of NoVA like Tysons Corner and the like.
I must be missing something. DC is arguably the most European big city in the country and one of the most urban with a great mass transit system. What in the Triangle can compare to that? Perhaps you're referring to parts of NoVA like Tysons Corner and the like.
The Triangle is very similar to NOVA (on a some what smaller scale). DC is world class, more comparable to Chicago or San Fran. DC is a shining example of skyscrapers not making a city. There are well over 1 million people in DC's 60 sq mile area on any given business day. Talk about efficient!
just take a day/night picture of the skylines for each city then post them here with a poll to determine the best skyline.
Kind of redundant at this point. Again, I think most have already agreed that Charlotte has the best skyline in NC. Nobody on this thread is disputing that as far as I can tell. If you run a google search you can find various night shots of each city if you are still interested in looking at their skylines for the fun of it.
Last edited by North_Raleigh_Guy; 11-26-2008 at 05:31 AM..
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