skyline edition
/urban/ + /architecture/
Cooper Lee
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Luis Reyes
sum HK
Christopher Brooks
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Kayden Collins
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Thomas Bennett
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Daniel Hall
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Jose Foster
hi
Adam Harris
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Adam Myers
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Easton Campbell
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Jaxson Hill
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Christopher Gutierrez
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Eli Hall
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Liam Taylor
should we continue the skyline competition lads?
Elijah Gonzalez
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Lucas Foster
zesralem sie
Elijah King
not photoshopped
Nolan Howard
so epic best skyline in the world
Nolan Flores
sum Tokyo
Luke Sanchez
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Adrian Rivera
nyc
Owen Morris
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Michael Scott
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Jayden Perez
Vancouver probably has the best skyline for a city of it's size
Mason Walker
forgot this
Leo Sanders
>dat ~0% diversity
saved
Benjamin Bailey
nice pic
Evan Perez
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Jaxson Roberts
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David Long
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Jason Scott
you mean for a 2million city? I'd honestly rank SF and Seattle higher than Vancouver
Alexander Gutierrez
wew i dont like it
Henry Ross
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Michael Stewart
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Kevin Reyes
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Landon Martinez
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Aiden Carter
noice
Julian Cook
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Anthony Sanders
I really like this
Kevin Morales
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Evan Thomas
pretty cozy desu
Henry Reed
>tfw St. John's will never ever be completed
Isaiah Cox
Shit sucks.
Isaiah Baker
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Oliver Cook
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Christopher Jones
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Colton Myers
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Xavier Hall
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Ryder Cook
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Adam Nguyen
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Bentley Green
Looks pretty cozy. Then again, San Francisco looks decently cozy even today.
Gavin Campbell
hmm
Oliver Richardson
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Daniel Flores
I have a lot of pictures of Pittsburgh in the 70's
Zachary White
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Carter Scott
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Austin Anderson
nice post them
Carson Hill
some nyc
Anthony Garcia
more pittsburgh
Xavier Price
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Mason Bennett
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Asher Lewis
Very interesting. Charles Cushman took a lot of Color Photographs from the 40s through the 60s of cities such as Chicago, NYC, and San Francisco. You can browse them at webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu
David Cooper
i thought you hated japanese cities
Asher Ramirez
My city
Charles Hall
God I love nyc, although i can't remember the time before manhattan aparently got pussified, first time i was there was 2005. they say it was a real shithole in the 70s and 80s
no skyscrapers in my city.
Cameron Wood
This is a goldmine.
Thank you.
James Martin
No problem senpai
Ian Morales
wow what city is that? is it in poland?
Kayden Smith
That's Hong Kong
Gavin Jones
>Not recognizing Hong Kong, the most famous Polish city
Chase Thompson
venice
Easton Bennett
You can always visit Brownsville if you want that 80's feel.
Luis Bell
people often fail to grasp just what kind of monstrosity nyc is. this is an incomplete birds eye view of manhattan, which is only one of five boroughs of the city, the central section is a forest that's called central park. the fact that something this overpopulated was ever built is amazing
Dominic Johnson
Why are people obsessed with Poland?
Anthony Bennett
>tfw everyone forgets Staten Island
They did try to secede from the city in the 90's though so I guess they deserve to be forgotten.
Samuel Brown
Growing up, I thought Coney Island was the fifth borough of NYC, desu.
Brody Thomas
dublin
Brandon Johnson
It's just really forgettable; I thought it was Long Island.
Hudson Edwards
why though?
how come Milan is so classy(both classical and modern)
Ryder Miller
>is it in poland?
top kek
Michael Bennett
Reminds me of Picadilly Circus
Colton King
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Angel Jones
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Hunter Flores
never been, but the manhattan and brooklyn people all say its basically jersey. it's enough to frighten away any unsuspecting tourist
Ethan Murphy
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Sebastian Green
I'd say it's more of a mix of NYC and upstate NY if anything.
Blake Powell
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Nathaniel Smith
Thank you mate, It's nice to see that not everyone hates Milano
Aiden Turner
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Easton Gray
I'll give it a shot in september when they call on me again, i have to see it all anyway. it's really inexplicable why i love that fucking city so much, i've seen big cities before, but they all fade compared to nyc. nyc is the most crowded, it has the most people in the smallest area and it's beautiful. a beautiful catastrophe, as a great man once said.
Blake Ortiz
It's always nice to hear someone with a positive opinion of the city. I hope you enjoy your next visit.
Nolan Adams
tokyo is the only city that feels monstrously big to me.
It doesn't make me hate it though because you know that the whole thing is relatively nice
Evan Martin
I always find it fascinating how NYC turned out to be such a large and influential city. I sometimes cycle/walk past the former headquarter of the Dutch West India Company (pic related). This is where the order was given to build the first building ever (a fort) in Manhattan. The center of Amsterdam barely changed since those days, while the settlement in Manhattan grew out to be one of the biggest and certainly the most influential city in the world.
Joseph Howard
oh it's big as fuck, but it's spaced out. only the bronx is actually on the mainland in nyc, all the other sections are islands. they're much more crowded than any other city with even greater populations.
Benjamin Hughes
Legend has it that the island of Manhattan was bought from the local Indians for 24 guilders, and currently has by far the most valuable real estate in the world. And IIRC, it's called "Wall Street" because that's where the wall was - very interesting given that it's south of Houston Street, and makes you think how small it originally was.
Camden Perez
There has to be slums somewhere in there...
John Reyes
Brooklyn alone would be the 4th-largest American city, behind only the rest of NYC, LA, and Chicago.
Julian Carter
Ever been to LA?
Jose Nelson
now why'd you have to go and ruin a perfectly good thread?
Carson Lopez
w-why would anyone hate that wonderful city