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Here is something new. How about the battle of only the tallest structure or tower in a particular state and we'll see who's is the best give me a bit I'm making the poll for all the states!
In order each column is [STATE], [CITY], [NAME OF BUILDING]
feel free to make multiple votes!
Hope ya enjoy!!
Last edited by stefansanity; 12-26-2009 at 02:12 PM..
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Cleveland's Key Tower is a skyscraper gem! It was designed by one of the world's great architects, Cesear Pelli. Just like North Carolina's tallest which is also a beaut! Its Key Tower's brother. These two are a big reason why Cleveland and Charlotte's skylines look very similar.
Cleveland's Key Tower is a skyscraper gem! It was designed by one of the world's great architects, Cesear Pelli. Just like North Carolina's tallest which is also a beaut! Its Key Tower's brother. These two are a big reason why Cleveland and Charlotte's skylines look very similar.
See I always thought both the same for the towers and the skyline I didnt know that Pelli did the Key Tower that would explain why they are eerily similar looking also in height.
Thanks btw Beavercreek!
Last edited by stefansanity; 12-26-2009 at 07:04 PM..
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I'll throw a wrench in the works and vote for Wyoming's White Hall. Not only is it the shortest on the list, at 12 stories--but it's also the only college dorm on the list.
I'll throw a wrench in the works and vote for Wyoming's White Hall. Not only is it the shortest on the list, at 12 stories--but it's also the only college dorm on the list.
Prediction: The Empire State Building wins. Predictable.
This aint about height, more about creativity, art deco, architecture, etc. . .
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, call me bias)
