/r/skyscrapers

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The subreddit for all things skyscraper, tower, high-rise and skyline related

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New 40-story Signia Hotel currently under construction in downtown Indianapolis near Lucas Oil Stadium

3 Comments
2024/04/27
12:36 UTC

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Los Angeles, CA [oc]

1 Comment
2024/04/27
09:51 UTC

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New Delhi aerial view

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2024/04/27
06:19 UTC

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Maybe not exactly what the sub is looking for but I took this pic in East Portland (OR) today

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2024/04/27
05:32 UTC

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California City, California 🇺🇸 another undeveloped beast. With 203 square miles of carved desert road, it should be rivaling Chicago, or LA.

25 Comments
2024/04/27
03:08 UTC

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Humber Bay, Toronto [oc]

5 Comments
2024/04/27
02:16 UTC

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Bombay Beach, California 🇱🇷, Another underdeveloped CA city. It should be rivaling Miami or San Francisco.

67 Comments
2024/04/26
23:58 UTC

3 Comments
2024/04/26
22:34 UTC

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One America Plaza, San Diego’s tallest building at 152m (500ft)

6 Comments
2024/04/26
22:06 UTC

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The Commerzbank Tower at night, germany, the height with the spire is 300 meters.

0 Comments
2024/04/26
22:01 UTC

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Reflecting…..

Taken by me in 2017

2 Comments
2024/04/26
21:58 UTC

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What's a good name for this?

3 Comments
2024/04/26
20:35 UTC

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Empire State

2 Comments
2024/04/26
20:05 UTC

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San Jose, California 🇺🇸 another under-developed CA city. It should be rivaling Chicago, or LA.

97 Comments
2024/04/26
19:04 UTC

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Peeking on some tall guys in Guangzhou

3 Comments
2024/04/26
18:30 UTC

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Long Beach, California 🇺🇸 another under-developed CA city. It should be rivaling Miami, or SF.

181 Comments
2024/04/26
17:05 UTC

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CHICAGO 360

1 Comment
2024/04/26
15:48 UTC

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The view from the Philadelphia Museum of Art

2 Comments
2024/04/26
13:23 UTC

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