Show us your home City's skyline

[T-Dot Boy 0]

Ill start with my home city, Toronto, Ontario. Feel free to rate the previous user's skyline.

[Xyloxadoria 1,098]

Not much of a skyline here. Tallest thing is a tree. And corn.

[Gman55 0]

Seattle skyline with Mt. Rainer

[79934 0]

El Paso, Texas

[hamsterTK 93]

yeah, most of my towns skyline is Texas A&M university. We have a 13 story hotel building in the middle of town, though, and two 10 story towers(a condo development and another hotel) are going up about a half mile down the road from those, so i guess we are sort of developing a skyline of sorts. my town has only about 70,000 ppl though...

course, we arent too far from houston:

[Sydneysider of Melbourne 0]

Here is a picture of my home town's (Melbourne's) skyline
 

[Wolf_pt 7]

Lisbon =)

[Micah 16]

Originally posted by: hamsterTK

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Yeah! Go Houston! JK. Gotta love the skyline...

[fitchy 3]

Originally posted by: Wolf_pt Lisbon =) quote>

that is some nice smog there!

[ribena 18]

This is Manchester's skyline, not vey big but it is constantly changing.

[jessyka who? 1]

St. Louis, Missouri.

[ILL Tonkso 1,239]

Originally posted by: Syphax This is Manchester's skyline, not vey big but it is constantly changing. quote>

Is this Manchester UK??

[T-Dot Boy 0]

I think it might be Manchester, New Hampshire. But that's just a guess.

[kyoto 0]

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

[hamsterTK 93]

i figured you'd be posting pics of japans capital city, kyoto

harhar har im so funnyy...

[apfelgruetze 0]

The City of Kassel in Germany, not really a skyline, but a nice 70

[ribena 18]

Originally posted by: ILL Tonkso

Originally posted by: Syphax

This is Manchester's skyline, not vey big but it is constantly changing.


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Is this Manchester UK??quote>

Yes Manchester, UK. It's not taken from a good angle, it's missing the new tower block being built.

[nissanskyline1235 0]

First two are mine, last one isn't.

Phoenix, Arizona

[wallasey 8]

You can tell where my skyline will be! But I cant get enough of it!

So, this is the Liverpool Skyline. All the known buildings are there, with the Three Graces (Royal Liver, Cunard and Port of Liverpool). However, we have a developing skyline with modern glass structures being constructed all the time! The city is on the up and in more ways than one!..

That skyline at night!

Looking into the City from the Royal Iliver. The nail-like structrue is the home of Radio CityRadio City. The Funnel like structure is the Catholic Cathedral.

Looking over to the anglican

Cranes for Unity Apartments

And that development now...

Residential Dockside living

And that skyline from Shaw Street which is around two miles away from the Pier Head (or the Three Graces to those woollybacks!)

Finally, I thought that a suburban syyline would be appropriate so here is a shot looking towards Everton FC (That blue stadium in the background)

Well, it's clear to see that Liverpool is building up and after years of decline, it's great too see hi-rise developments like these! I was going to upload some Mancunian Skyscapes but the photos wouldn't show.I have left links to great websites to see more of both Manchester and Liverpool...

Liverpool Images

Manchester photos

Well thats the North West's two principle cities and their skylines! I hope that you have enjoyed this selection!

[storms991 0]

you guys stole my thread idea... I created a thread like this a long time ago.......

[doodleman266 1]

My city/town doesn't have a skyline. Its just a couple of 2 story shops.

[henri_dna 0]

Rotterdam, the Netherlands
some nice buildings and architecture.

[clamor_m 0]

Here's a part of the skyline of Florence:

No modern skyscrapers here...

[Uandwhosearmy 0]

I live in Uppsala, Sweden which doesn't have much of a skyline seeing as how all buildings are limited to six stories in the city centre so as not to overshadow the Cathedral built in the 1270's. It's been reconstructed and refurbished numerous times partly due to one major citywide fire in 1702. So here's the one structure that dominates Uppsala's skyline. (Pictures were taken by me in the winter and in the spring of 2005 from the west and the north respectively.

(Edit: I don't get the image-posting option in my reply window, anyone know why? PM please. Meanwhile I'm posting them as attached files)

[Haljackey 17,398]

London, Ontario, Canada: "The Forest City"  Pop: 500,000

Medium-sized city smacked right in the middle between Detroit and Toronto.  Highway 401 and 402 to the south of the city, but no urban expressway/ringroad: Traffic a nightmare because of poor transportation.

[AspieGamer13 11]

right here, in Lincolnton, it's not much of a skyline.

but nearby, in Charlotte, has a decent skyline

[Saint Andrew 6]

Montreal, Canada




Population 3.6M in metropolitan area

Buildings cannot excede 205 m (673 feet) due to limit imposed by the city. So the tallest skyscraper has a respectable 51 stories.

[Eastian 0]

Some pictures of Santiago de Chile. I couldn't find a decent picture of the city's skyline, so here are some pics of around the city:

[Micah 16]

Originally posted by: Saint Andrew

Montreal, Canada

Population 3.6M in metropolitan area

Buildings cannot excede 205 m (673 feet) due to limit imposed by the city. So the tallest skyscraper has a respectable 51 stories.quote>

That's sad that you people have a limit! In that picture, the clouds looks like mountians!!

[sebrat13wildcat 5]

It's hard to get a good piccie of the Budapest skyline, one of the most beautiful in the world:



(from Gellert Hill)



(from my apartment)

Love the Montreal skyline and Santiago looks interesting