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Pyramid center, in SF was instantly recognizable. I knew exactly what city in belongs in.
That other one....???? Even when Invincible mentioned the Bank of America Center just above your post, I figured it was a stadium or something, since I didn't click his link.
I could claim to know that building and I've probably seen a picture of it before, but I wasn't able to locate it at 6 am with one too many beers the night before...
Pyramid center, in SF was instantly recognizable. I knew exactly what city in belongs in.
That other one....???? Even when Invincible mentioned the Bank of America Center just above your post, I figured it was a stadium or something, since I didn't click his link.
And I'm a Canadian living as close to Texas as a Canadian could possibly get without leaving the country. lol
Being 0.5 miles from Detroit, my city is PACKED with American shows, media, music, etc, etc...........still nothing. I can't see any reason for anyone who doesn't live on this continent to know what it is unless they love architecture. (which, btw.....I think that building is hideous lol)
I could claim to know that building and I've probably seen a picture of it before, but I wasn't able to locate it at 6 am with one too many beers the night before...
Yeah its one of those "i know ive seen it before but i can't remember where" buildings.
Being 0.5 miles from Detroit, my city is PACKED with American shows, media, music, etc, etc...........still nothing. I can't see any reason for anyone who doesn't live on this continent to know what it is unless they love architecture. (which, btw.....I think that building is hideous lol)
I like skyscrapers and i saw it on a tv commercial its does have sort of a unique and cool design for a skyscraper.... the Renaissance Center in Detroit is probably a more iconic skyscraper.
Yeah its one of those "i know ive seen it before but i can't remember where" buildings.
For me it was more like "Have I seen that building? Maybe. Maybe not. Probably not."
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