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Knoxville has the Sunosphere but I like Chattanooga's more overall as the setting on the river and rolling bluffs compliments it. I especially like the view from I-24.
Augusta, GA or Macon, GA?
I like Augusta's river setting a lot more than Macon, but Macon edges Augusta just for a bit more density.
I like Augusta's river setting a lot more than Macon, but Macon edges Augusta just for a bit more density.
Downtown Brooklyn, NY or Austin, TX?
Aesthetically and to how the buildings look, I like the appearance and look of Austin's downtown buildings better. And the park I see along the river running through it(Colorado River), adds to making myself prefer Austin's appearance. Brooklyn would win I won't deny when it comes to density, though. I think Austin more reminds me of say Richmond, VA, Nashville, TN, or Columbus, OH, as examples for its downtown and skyline.
And I'll bring up the comparison I had in my mind, when thinking about Roanoke's skyline in that previous post. And do that comparison now. Roanoke, VA, or Charleston, WV?
Aesthetically and to how the buildings look, I like the appearance and look of Austin's downtown buildings better. And the park I see along the river running through it(Colorado River), adds to making myself prefer Austin's appearance. Brooklyn would win I won't deny when it comes to density, though. I think Austin more reminds me of say Richmond, VA, Nashville, TN, or Columbus, OH, as examples for its downtown and skyline.
And I'll bring up the comparison I had in my mind, when thinking about Roanoke's skyline in that previous post. And do that comparison now. Roanoke, VA, or Charleston, WV?
I like Charleston's better. Looks more dense. San Antonio or Ft Worth?
I like Boston's by a hair. I think Boston's continued skyscraper growth will elevate it to the top 10 best skylines in the next decade.
Asheville, NC or Columbia, SC?
I notice a lot more buildings in Columbia's skyline that stand out, vs. with Asheville. So Columbia for me, even if Asheville has mountains in its skyline. It seems Columbia(at least from pics I found in my searches) has a little more density, too.
I guess for the most recent one, Billings the more I relook and think about both skylines. While Fargo does have a mix of old and new buildings in its downtown I like, Billings has some old buildings too, and TBH I slightly prefer Billings. And I think Billings' tallest building is slightly taller, than the tallest building in Fargo?
Charlotte, or Nashville?
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Reason: Thought more about the 2nd one, and honestly thought TBH slightly preferred Billings in end
I notice a lot more buildings in Columbia's skyline that stand out, vs. with Asheville. So Columbia for me, even if Asheville has mountains in its skyline. It seems Columbia(at least from pics I found in my searches) has a little more density, too.
I guess for the most recent one, Billings the more I relook and think about both skylines. While Fargo does have a mix of old and new buildings in its downtown I like, Billings has some old buildings too, and TBH I slightly prefer Billings. And I think Billings' tallest building is slightly taller, than the tallest building in Fargo?
Charlotte, or Nashville?
Close. Love Nashville's wide skyline, but I choose Charlotte for its impressive Piedmont crowns and much taller buildings. You can see it 100 miles away.
Close. Love Nashville's wide skyline, but I choose Charlotte for its impressive Piedmont crowns and much taller buildings. You can see it 100 miles away.
Cincinnati, OH or Oakland, CA?
I said Cincinnati. Buildings look taller. St. Petersburg FL or St. Paul MN?
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