Singapore vs Chicago
Quarterfinals Battle 4
/urban/ + /architecture/
Michael Harris
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Julian Kelly
This the last battle of Quarterfinals. After it will have some break for regular threads.
Asher Edwards
Singapore
Austin Howard
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Robert Smith
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Jason Lopez
Wew, don't know who to vote for. Chicago is kind of objectively better by most values, but I have a real soft spot for Singapore.
What's the OP pic of Chicago, by the way? Looks nice.
Evan Powell
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Owen Parker
This, I actually rank Chicago much higher, usually like top 5-6 and Singapore like 9-10 but still Singapore has a really top tier quality when it comes to it's modern architecture. Really it's American cities level, it's not like with the mainland Chinese cities when you have a fuckton of cheap ugly kitschy towers. When I look on Singapore I just really don't want it to lose.
Aaron Jones
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Jonathan Russell
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Lincoln Ward
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Gabriel Walker
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Connor Clark
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Sebastian Evans
I really like the chicago river
Caleb Ramirez
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Connor Martin
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Jordan Martinez
Chicago
Austin Ward
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Matthew Moore
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Alexander Wilson
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Dominic Rivera
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Hunter Garcia
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Adrian Johnson
I wonder if Chicago is what they modeled the Osaka river skyline after. Just hit me how they look pretty similar, though Osaka's being smaller and much less interesting/historic.
Isaiah Foster
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Angel Thompson
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Aiden Reyes
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Chase Nguyen
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Jordan Nguyen
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Dominic Robinson
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Michael Myers
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Nicholas Sullivan
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Charles Baker
chicago
Michael Lopez
Singapore
Hudson Robinson
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Benjamin Torres
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Caleb Hill
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Aiden Wilson
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Ayden Wilson
Chicago fag here, that building with the green lights is probably my 2nd favorite skyscraper. 1st being the Sears """""Willis""""" Tower of course.
Benjamin Campbell
I'm not really a fan of American skyscrapers but Sears Tower is truly magnificent.
Brayden Morales
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David Lee
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Daniel Jackson
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Eli Cook
Singapore
Alexander Sullivan
Do really like Chicago but I've like never seen a bad picture of Singapore so its hard
Gabriel Jenkins
Voted for Chicago.
Also skyline aside, I found Chicago to be cheaper just sayin
Cameron Ross
rip thred
Ryder Gray
It was okay
Aiden Bennett
Chicago tore down the old one. They're making it bigger. Should be interesting how it compares to Singapore's
Eli Flores
Tbf, I don't think either Ferris Wheel would compare to the London Eye.
Aaron Stewart
this general went to shit
i used to love coming here to see traditional architecture but now is shit
thanks
Henry Hughes
It's only centered around modernist skylines because that's what the competition is about, like last year's. Since the beginning the general has been about all kinds of architecture, but just now we're doing the annual theme, so we're keeping to that. Koreaboo himself said right at the start here that the threads will be going back to normal for a bit after this one, so there is no need to be so pessimistic. There's quite frankly nothing that has changed here since last year, or even the year before that.
Besides, if you're exclusively into only traditional architecture, this general may not be for you to begin with. Granted that will be provided, but the spotlight will also be on the modern side of things as well.
Parker Reed
bump
Grayson Wright
yes
Justin Foster
Going on the theme of skylines, what are all your favorite American skylines other than NYC and Chicago?
Carson Wood
oooooo this pic is soooo nice. thank u for posting. Also, Singapore is my vote
Samuel Collins
oh my, this is very beautiful.
Adam Ramirez
nice
Ian Davis
well, and you can chew gum in chicago. and they have deep dish. however, i voted for Singapore...butttttt chicago is pretty great, too. arrrggghhhh!
Joseph Clark
This is under construction in Chicago.
Andrew Parker
Seattle, naturally. Then San Francisco after that.
I also find Dallas, Minneapolis and even Detroit to be pretty aesthetic skylines too, even if they're in the smaller class.
Colton Kelly
>Yeah, too bad Seattle's main building's design was stolen from the Stratosphere
Yeah, Detroit is good with the Renaissance Center; Houston is decent, especially with Enron's former headquarters. Atlanta currently has the tallest building in the US outside the two, but Miami might overtake it.
Lucas Perez
Indianapolis 2bh
Gavin Cook
why
Aiden Davis
disgusting 2bh
Lucas Cox
Chicago fag here, I'd say Miami
Oliver King
Pretty good
Nathaniel Butler
From Portland, but I my favourite is definitely Seattle.
I also like Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
Logan Sanchez
Does anyone else ITT watch J Utah's videos?
He records himself driving through large American and Canadian cities and it's incredibly comfy.
Luis Sullivan
Bumpin'
Isaiah Perry
bangkok
Oliver Walker
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