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Wheeling for me. The urban fabric is denser and the style of buildings looks more cohesive.
Asheville, NC or Boise, ID?
I like Asheville better. The setting is stunning against the mountains. Boise's is a bit underwhelming, although I think they have a good future and will build more.
I like Asheville better. The setting is stunning against the mountains. Boise's is a bit underwhelming, although I think they have a good future and will build more.
Knoxville, TN or Lexington, KY?
This one was tough. Both have their signature buildings but Lexington looks like it has less gaps. Kansas City or Baltimore?
I'm gonna go with El Paso. I love how the city is snugged up right against the Franklin mountains as well as Juarez.
Beaumont TX vs. Billings Montana.
Billings has potential. I like its layout better and scenery. I like that the city looks more filled in.
Huntsville, AL or Kalamazoo, MI?
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