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One thing about Atlanta's skyline...people look toward downtown, but another skyline is popping up with skyscrapers in Buckhead and I predict...one day Midtown and Butthead er Buckhead will meet up.
I'm not sayin it's the best by any means but...it's pretty cool here's a couple pics of dallas.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l169/erinavery/260674072_5b3f2b40e8.jpg (broken link)
I kind of like it also. I think blue would look better on it though.
I just can't imagine why people shy away from something so unique. As far as I know, Houston and Dallas are the only cities in the U.S. with buildings like that. I think it's pretty.
One thing about Atlanta's skyline...people look toward downtown, but another skyline is popping up with skyscrapers in Buckhead and I predict...one day Midtown and Butthead er Buckhead will meet up.
But it won't. There is really now way for this to happen.
But it won't. There is really now way for this to happen.
Eventually the entire Peachtree Corridor from Dowtown to Buckhead will be lined with highrises due to the fact that land values along Peachtree have been skyrocketing. Becaue of the high property values, developers will have to build up higher at more intense densities in the future in order to make a decent return. However, each neighborhood will probably maintain their own distinctive flavor.
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