Berkeley, CA / East Bay

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San Marcos, TX

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Los Angeles

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Land bridge under construction in Houston's Memorial Park. Photo posted by "Cityliving" on HAIF: https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/...comment=637916

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Colorado Springs - Summer 2020:

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Colorado Springs reminds me of Ogden, Utah, which also coincidentally has a large Air Force presence

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I'll buy if says Colorado Springs is a screenshot from CITIES SKYLINES

Its almost like every single building has a helipad on the roof. Alittle over kill?

It was a requirement until 2014

Los Angeles' requirement for helipads atop buildings more than 75 feet tall was meant to allow airlifts in the event of a fire, attack or other emergency.

Thank you. Did not know that.

Nice, looks pretty recent. The middle right section should be filled with more 30-50 story buildings in the next 5 years or so.

They were built in case aliens visit and want to make contact.

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And they made Die Hard possible.

New York 1961

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Gritty gorgeous.

Upper Kirby district in Houston. Photo by Steve Hyde on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=...26640517537341


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Hong Kong

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...65244c01_h.jpgPing Shan by Alex Mak, on Flickr

Nice. San Marcos really does have a nice little skyline. This photo doesn't show the new 13-story Aspire San Marcos apartment building near the Texas State University campus or the 10 story Embassy Suites Convention Hotel farther south along I-35. It isn't the biggest skyline in Texas, but it is the closest one to Austin outside of our own and they have the tallest buildings between Austin and San Antonio.

New York

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...7d903473_h.jpgTop of the Roc by Fran Coleman, on Flickr