Skyline Game (better, place, Atlanta, Boston)

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Lexington for height and density.

Baton Rouge, LA or Greensboro, NC?

I prefer Greensboro's. It looks like there's more. Richmond or Raleigh?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by brock2010

I prefer Greensboro's. It looks like there's more. Richmond or Raleigh?

Raleigh. More modern, better architecture. Raleigh will look completely different by 2030.

Virginia Beach, VA downtown or Springfield, MO downtown?

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Raleigh. More modern, better architecture. Raleigh will look completely different by 2030.

Virginia Beach, VA downtown or Springfield, MO downtown?

Definitely Virginia Beach. Taller buildings and more dynamic and dense. Springfield's downtown though is cute--but needs more density.

Bridgeport, CT or Chattanooga, TN?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by jjbradleynyc

Definitely Virginia Beach. Taller buildings and more dynamic and dense. Springfield's downtown though is cute--but needs more density.

Bridgeport, CT or Chattanooga, TN?

Close call. Chattanooga wins based on better scenery and dramatic elevation changes. Bridgeport has better architecture, however.

Morgantown, WV or Clarksville, TN?

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Close call. Chattanooga wins based on better scenery and dramatic elevation changes. Bridgeport has better architecture, however.

Morgantown, WV or Clarksville, TN?

They're both similar but prefer Clarksville. Fargo ND or Sioux Falls SD?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by brock2010

They're both similar but prefer Clarksville. Fargo ND or Sioux Falls SD?

Sioux Falls. I like the depth of the skyline. And how neat is it to have the Big Sioux River snaking its way through the city?

Arlington, TX or Columbia, SC?

[gabetx]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Sioux Falls. I like the depth of the skyline. And how neat is it to have the Big Sioux River snaking its way through the city?

Arlington, TX or Columbia, SC?

Columbia by default because Arlington doesn't have a skyline... Unless you consider ATT Stadium a skyline.

Corpus Christi, TX or Lexington, KY

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by gabetx

Columbia by default because Arlington doesn't have a skyline... Unless you consider ATT Stadium a skyline.

Corpus Christi, TX or Lexington, KY

Definitely Corpus Christi. Its skyline is beautiful at times right by the water, and it has more towers than Lexington.

Lexington has a very small, yet slowly growing skyline. I think it has a promising future, but it's small compared to Corpus Christi.

Lexington, KY or Charleston, WV?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by jjbradleynyc

Definitely Corpus Christi. Its skyline is beautiful at times right by the water, and it has more towers than Lexington.

Lexington has a very small, yet slowly growing skyline. I think it has a promising future, but it's small compared to Corpus Christi.

Lexington, KY or Charleston, WV?

Lexington because it is more recognizable and is growing.

Milwaukee, WI or Oakland, CA?

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Lexington because it is more recognizable and is growing.

Milwaukee, WI or Oakland, CA?

Oakland. Looks more dense. San Diego or Cleveland?