Houston vs. Dallas (Fort Worth, Post, Ross: 2014, construction, design)

[Nairobi]

Originally Posted by dallasboi

No YOU have to be logged in to see it.

Well that's not going to happen. Don't care that much.

[majicdonjuan]

Originally Posted by dallasboi

I was talking about the architecture.

Dallas architecture and Houston architecture are not different enough to actually argue about this. Both cities have a few architecturally notable buildings and a lot of non-architecturally notable buildings. Houston has more of both. People from outside of Texas by and large can't tell the difference.

Nothing to see here.

[casimpso]

Originally Posted by TexasTallest

doubt what about Houston?
and why should Houston have more than 10 5-stack interchanges when no other city in the WORLD has 10 5-stacks?
youre delusional dallasboi.. how many times do i have to point out this is a VS thread. sheesh, im being ridiculed for responding in a manner in which the OP intended..?

The OP is probably deceased--no activity for over seven years.

[dallasboi]

Originally Posted by majicdonjuan

Dallas architecture and Houston architecture are not different enough to actually argue about this. Both cities have a few architecturally notable buildings and a lot of non-architecturally notable buildings. Houston has more of both. People from outside of Texas by and large can't tell the difference.

Nothing to see here.

I was talking about the architecture of that development. its better than anything ive seen in Dallas and Houston....so my point is....development designs like this widens the architectuarl gap between the two.

[dallasboi]

Originally Posted by Nairobi

Well that's not going to happen. Don't care that much.

[Nairobi]

Originally Posted by majicdonjuan

Dallas architecture and Houston architecture are not different enough to actually argue about this. Both cities have a few architecturally notable buildings and a lot of non-architecturally notable buildings. Houston has more of both. People from outside of Texas by and large can't tell the difference.

Nothing to see here.

Agree completely. Some people prefer Houston while others prefer Dallas. There will most likely never be a dramatic difference between the two, if they continue to develop at similar rates.

I feel that Dallas has an edge now, but that may not always be true.

[casimpso]

Originally Posted by dallasboi

Lol...No thats not my voice...Im Black....I found this video...The music is what they played during the presentation of the new lighting. The building is neon green every night unless theres something special going on or a holiday.

The building was outlined in pink in March when the band Pink Martini came to town. The concert was at the Annette Strauss Artist Square.

from Nicholas McWhirter's flickr page
https://www.flickr.com/photos/redblank/5103098658

[Dallaz]

Originally Posted by Nairobi

Well that's not going to happen. Don't care that much.

I'm sure some form of this is gonna happen. This is prime property that many development companies wanted and it's the only devlopable site across from Klyde Warren Park.

[TexasTallest]

Originally Posted by Jimmy1953

I am as big a Dallas fan as anyone but you are getting as little carried away Dallasboi. We aren't killing Houston in any way except downtown housing perhaps.

seriously.. oh, and larger convention center, and busier airport.

Originally Posted by dallasboi

I was talking about the architecture.

dude, your delusional.. everyone has opinions but that doesnt make them right.

Originally Posted by majicdonjuan

Dallas architecture and Houston architecture are not different enough to actually argue about this. Both cities have a few architecturally notable buildings and a lot of non-architecturally notable buildings. Houston has more of both. People from outside of Texas by and large can't tell the difference.

Nothing to see here.

Houston has 200 more highrises than Dallas.. of course we have more "boring architecture" dallasboi. but like majic said, Houston also has more "interesting architecture" than Dallas. its just not all confined to downtown/uptown like Dallas' is.

Originally Posted by dallasboi

I was talking about the architecture of that development. its better than anything ive seen in Dallas and Houston....so my point is....development designs like this widens the architectuarl gap between the two.

lol.. we still cant see pictures of that development because you continue linking them from a site where you have to be a registered member.

Originally Posted by Dallaz

I'm sure some form of this is gonna happen. This is prime property that many development companies wanted and it's the only devlopable site across from Klyde Warren Park.

for sure. he was saying "not gonna happen" as in him signing up for DFWMetropolis or w/e website dallasboi was linking. this is that site that Ross Perot Jr is supposed to build that 1.5+ million sq foot supertall?

[Nairobi]

Originally Posted by Dallaz

I'm sure some form of this is gonna happen. This is prime property that many development companies wanted and it's the only devlopable site across from Klyde Warren Park.

Whoosh!