Best Southern/Southeastern U.S. City Skyline (better, bigger, Atlanta)

[DeaconJ]

Originally Posted by Akhenaton06

Obviously that person had no idea what he/she was talking about. Atlanta and Miami are practically the same size.

I thought he was talking about the skyline...but it still doesn't make sense even if he was.

[clean_polo]

It matters what you mean by "best skyline" Miami wins if your talking about density but Houston wins when your talking about height. Atlanta might have some tall buildings but its not as tall as Houston and definitely not as dense as Miami.

[DANNYY]

I like Atlanta's buildings but Houston's skyline height with Miami's density and quantity topped with Dallas's glitter.

[EndersDrift]

Well I haven't been to Houston and some of these pictures make it look great, others make it look decent at best but I love Miami and Atlanta. Between the two I prefer Miami's skyline because of how elongated it is but still dense especially by Brickell Ave and also driving over the McArthur Causeway at night. I wonder how many people here have seen all of Miami:
















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[clean_polo]

^^^ Those pictures are old but are still pretty impressive. You can tell they are older by how many cranes there are.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2724/...c910c067d9.jpg I'm not sure how old this picture is, I think it's pretty recent but either way it's one of my favorites.

[theother]

Miami
Atlanta

[GhettoKC]

Tampa me tinks.

[FLABoyJ]

Miami
Houston
Charlotte
Atlanta
Dallas
Tampa

[NorthDeKalb]

Here’s my top 10 in order….

1.) Houston
2.) Miami
3.) Atlanta
4.) Dallas
5.) Charlotte
6.) Tampa
7.) Nashville
8.) Louisville
9.) Orlando
10.) Jacksonville

Houston in my opinion is the most to see in person (architecturally) very closely followed by Miami then Atlanta.

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by FLABoyJ

Miami
Houston
Charlotte
Atlanta
Dallas
Tampa

In no particular order, I assume?