Which City has the Single most beautiful building in the South (state, place)

[SteveTime]

Let's face it the South is Rising and with that comes new buildings, which building in the south stands out the most by being the most innovative, most awesome, or just plain beautiful.

Any building or Southern Architectural Gem you want to point out?


Describe only 1 building in that City

[SteveTime]

#5 Memphis , Memphis Pyramid, unique for a southern city
#4 Nashville , The Pinnacle at Symphony Place ( Nashville's newest tall building)
#3 Oklahoma City , Devon Tower-Spectacular
#2 Dallas , The Black building with Green Neon light that you see in Night time Dallas Photos

#1 CHARLOTTE, DUKE ENERGY TOWER, BEAUTIFUL! .seems like something from Chicago

[westhou]

Saint Louis Cathedral in New Orleans is beautiful. It gets my vote.

[SteveTime]

That is a good one

[fltonc12]

The Vue and the Duke Energy Center.

[nashvols]

I'd go with the Schermerhorn Symphony Center over the Pinnacle.

[JJG]

Originally Posted by SteveTime

#5 Memphis , Memphis Pyramid, unique for a southern city
#4 Nashville , The Pinnacle at Symphony Place ( Nashville's newest tall building)
#3 Oklahoma City , Devon Tower-Spectacular
#2 Dallas , The Black building with Green Neon light that you see in Night time Dallas Photos

#1 CHARLOTTE, DUKE ENERGY TOWER, BEAUTIFUL! .seems like something from Chicago

.... that's the Bank of America Plaza. Also, it's blue, not black.



As far as this thread goes, are we talking ALL buildings or just skyscrapers?

[SteveTime]

Oh its Blue?...do you have a night time photo of it


This thread is about all public buildings

[JJG]

Originally Posted by SteveTime

Oh its Blue?...do you have a night time photo of it


This thread is about all public buildings

Trust me, I've seen it plenty. I like it, but it's not even my favorite skyscraper in Dallas. It's Comerica Bank, for me.

But if we're doing any building, then allow me to throw my city in the ring.

Tarrant County Courthouse, Fort Worth

[SteveTime]

Aha nice for a county courthouse....for a second there, I thought that was the Texas State Capitol Building,...that too is nice