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These are the 8 tallest buildings on the Mississippi River, + gateway arch. (Image and data from(Skyscraperpage.com)
These are the 8 tallest buildings along the Mighty Mississippi River, + The Gateway Arch.
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Rust Belt architectural road trip recs?
I’ve seen a lot of awesome buildings in the rust belt posted here!. Has me thinking vacation/road trip of those states may be really fun. Thinking Milwaukee to start? Or Minneapolis? Or Duluth? And then ending in NYC. What cities and specific buildings would you strongly recommend? Also do they have tours? Thanks in advance!
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Skyscrapers and water in Chicago
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Chicago Oct 2022 8:21 a.m.
On a flight back to Toronto.
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Taipei 101 and Nanshan Plaza, Taipei City, Taiwan
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Carew Tower is possibly my favorite skyscraper in Ohio. What's yours? And why?
Completed the same year as the Empire State Building, Carew Tower is a 49-story, 574 foot (175 m) Art Deco building in Cincinnati. When completed in 1931, it was the second tallest building in Ohio behind only the Terminal Tower in Cleveland, which was completed the previous year.
It's possibly my favorite skyscraper in Ohio! I was curious what yalls favorite building in Ohio is? And why?
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Carew Tower is possibly my favorite skyscraper in Ohio. What's yours? And why?
Completed the same year as the Empire State Building, Carew Tower is a 49-story, 574 foot (175 m) Art Deco building in Cincinnati. When completed in 1931, it was the second tallest building in Ohio behind only the Terminal Tower in Cleveland, which was completed the previous year.
It's possibly my favorite skyscraper in Ohio! I was curious what yalls favorite building in Ohio is? And why?
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Tallest in Georgia vs Tallest in Texas. Who wins? According to: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?
Who wins?
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How do you feel about this
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Toronto view from CN tower.
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Seattle skyscrapers
May 2024
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A less commonly posted angle of Seattle skyline
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The buildings aren’t the tallest. But Port Louis is a beautiful African city
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Aqua Tower, Chicago
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Downtown Chicago May 10 2024
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Manhattan, New York City
As seen from the Bronx
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My Miniature City - Lexington, KY (Population: 322,570 Metro: 517,056 (60th most populous city in the U.S.A) Nickname: "The Horse Capitol of the World")
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32 London Bridge St. (The Shard)
Photo by: @jeffreymilstein
This skyscraper has grown to be one of my favorites.
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Chicago from Sears
OC. Went around taking pictures of Chicago skyscrapers this past weekend. This one was my favorite - the clouds hung low on a typical midwest Spring day, justifying the name we’ve given these beasts. (Note Hancock’s antenna scraping the sky)
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LA
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This sub sucks.
All these posts asking which skyline is better is redundant and annoying.
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Bank of America building in SF
What do you guys think of this building? What kind of architecture is this?
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New York City
A small slice of Midtown Manhattan (and Long Island City, Queens) as seen from Brooklyn.
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Gold Coast, Australia
Population:
742.600 2024
640.778 2021
566.100 2010
410.100 2000
29.034 1950
The city is growing at such a high rate, that it's probably the next Australian city with a population of 1 million (the 5th). It had the largest growth rate from 2011-2023.
It also host Australia's highest skyscraper. The" Q1 Tower", at 322m/1059ft.
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