r/skyscrapers

Smith/9th St station, first time getting off here.

Sometimes I feel like Shenzhen is so massive that it distorts your sense of scale, and you forgot how big it really is. So, I labeled some of the heights of skyscrapers in certain areas of this Shenzhen photo.

West Market cluster from PSFS

This image is OC.

The airport photo is actually from Newark

Not a commonly “big” city but definitely a good city. Bonus points if you know what building I’m on top of.

Probably shot around 1973, 74, or 75.

I figure because next to the Hancock building is that hotel attached to The Water Tower Place which wasn't finished till 75 or 76.

View of the downtown Omaha Skyline from Fontenelle Forest in Bellevue, Nebraska.

Source: Brandon Yoshizawa

A clean look at the skyline now that the latest boom has all but wrapped up.

Originally found here: https://images-listings.era.com/MLSPIN/73/58/32/75/_P/73583275_P01.jpg?format=webp&quality=70&width=2000

A collection of views of downtown Dallas, the anchor city of USA’s fourth largest metropolitan area (expected to overtake Greater Chicago over next few years). This core is also home to corporate giants, now playing host to Texas Stock Exchange and NYSE Dallas as well (those are located in Uptown, just north of downtown).

Shots taken by me yesterday

Saw a post here a while back and wanted to share a recent photo from the same place. I took this photo on Kodak Ultramax a couple weeks ago at our airport. We currently have two large towers going up downtown. ONE Tampa and The Pendry. Hope you all enjoy.