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Very close, but I think New Orleans in total volume and height.
Cincinnati or Nashville? (sorry if this is a repeat)...both are somewhat dense in their locales...
Cincinnati. Nashville has the larger and taller skyline but still has some gaps to fill in. As I always state, it will be one remarkable skyline in another 5 years.
Cincinnati. Nashville has the larger and taller skyline but still has some gaps to fill in. As I always state, it will be one remarkable skyline in another 5 years.
Tampa, FL or Ft. Worth, TX?
Tampa. It's not BIG, but the scenery surrounding provides for pretty nice views.
Philadelphia wins here. Montreal is still nice. It gives me a denser more compact Atlanta vibe.
Richmond, VA or Louisville, KY?
Louisville's skyline is more impressive. Richmond's is a bit boxy, while Louisville has a more interesting mix of styles.
Columbus, OH or Raleigh, NC?
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