Not too suprising - both business districts that only took on something resembling their current form in the period from the mid-1970s to present, so it's not surprising the architecture would be very similar.
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Originally Posted by Dan Denson
I don't know the Paris skyline very well (looks great, though), but the there are other angles of the Houston skyline that show it to be more massive than the photo shown in the post.
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Largely a function of whether a viewpoint is aligned to DT Houston's street grid. The skyline doesn't look as thick if there are perfectly spaced gaps between buildings, from certain diagonals it looks like a solid mass of built density.