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Old Posted Oct 15, 2006, 10:08 PM
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lets not forget its triplet:
the Fairmont Paliser Hotel in Calgary:


or the illegitimate quadruplet:

Federal Building in Edmonton
And the quintuplet:
Hilton Chicago


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Melbourne Central Office Tower, Melbourne - 211m

Feng Long Center Proposal, Shenzhen - 400m
Let's not forget the obvious:
Batman/Bellsouth Building, Nashville.
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Heres a couple new ones from here in Madrid, Spain:

The picasso tower:



and the Aon center in Chicago:





2 Buildings under construction (1 to be the tallest in NYC and the other to be the 2nd tallest in Madrid)

Torre de Cristal




and you all know the freedom tower


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Oregon Convention Center, Portland...

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Old Posted Nov 26, 2006, 11:36 PM
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and though, not exactly highrises, but still twins:

US Capitol Building:


Alberta Legislature in Edmonton:

why just the alberta legislature building? the majority of american state capital buildings look like the US capital.Anyway, the Alberta legislature building looks like the capital building of kentucky
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Old Posted Nov 27, 2006, 11:29 PM
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Heres a couple new ones from here in Madrid, Spain:

The picasso tower:



and the Aon center in Chicago:

Also, the Capital plaza office tower in frankfort,Ky looks like them except shorter(28 stories)

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Don't forget the Statler Towers !



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Do it, the WaMu Way

All in the Same Metropolitan Area, LA.

South Covina, Glendale, and Downtown Los Angeles. (Well at a time the Downtown LA one was WaMu)

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Congresso Nacional Brasilia

The most famous ones in Bazil are:
The Congresso Nacional in Brasilia-DF from Oscar Niemeyer


In Sao Paulo there are some ones:
-Edifício Martinelli in Center area from 1929

-Tribunal Regional Federal at Av. Paulista
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Old Posted Jan 21, 2007, 5:45 AM
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Why not go back to the Capitol's inspiration:

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why just the alberta legislature building? the majority of american state capital buildings look like the US capital.Anyway, the Alberta legislature building looks like the capital building of kentucky
If we are looking for the Capitol's pair, why not go for broke?

St. Paul's Cathedral, London


Or if we're going to compare the AON Center:



Its true, lost twins:




My favorite pair. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Building on Madison Sq.



And its inspiration: the bell tower of San Marco's Cathederal, Venice



And while we are on bell towers, McGraw Tower at Cornell:



And its Berkeley twin:

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Old Posted Feb 6, 2007, 12:11 PM
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lets not forget its triplet:
the Fairmont Paliser Hotel in Calgary:


or the illegitimate quadruplet:

Federal Building in Edmonton

Houston TX
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I would say the Egypt Piramids and Temples are copied too many times in country and outside also like the one in Las Vegas. Also Tour Eiffel is copied in Las Vegas, Stutue of liberty has in NYC and Las Vegas, Christus Statue have in Brazil, Lisbon and other cities around the world. There are a lot of Triumph Arcs spread in many cities. Obeliscs and monuments are overall spread equally. Masts and Telecommunications towers are repeated changing few. Copy and repetition belongs to humans to make structures quite the same and cheaper. Other great example of that is Campanile of Venezia copied in Las Vegas. It is quite normal finding buildings with same project spread in many countries equally. The expensive and more work is spending in making different, single and uncommon structures. Be sure, when something new became a little bit famous, it would be at the same time hundred times copied.
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Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning (especially during the old steel mill days - when all Pittsburgh structures were covered in a gritty black soot):


Chicago's Sears Tower:


think of the setbacks and use your imagination. Or maybe I just smoke too much weed....?
If its weed that got you to that comparison then I want some... great eye.
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oh i just got one
the dataflux tower in mexico

and the repsol tower in spain

the repsol tower is like the big son of the dataflux tower
i they looks too much alike

dataflux tower was built before repsol tower

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Marina Baie des anges - Villeneuve-Loubet France


Village olympique - Montréal Qc



Panthéon - Paris


St. Paul's - London
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these two seem like twins, but the windows are a little different and one is fatter:

Denver


New Orleans
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Here is are a few that weren't mentioned.

Wells Fargo Tower - Portland
www.thehighrisepages.de/hhkartei/porwells.jpg

Chase Tower - Rochester



Trammel Crow Tower - Dallas


801 Grand - Des Moines
static.flickr.com/90/235595274_fbf701a4e9_m.jpg


Thanksgiving Tower - Dallas


IDS Tower - Minneapolis



Lincoln Plaza - Dallas


1100 Louisiana - Houston
www.skyscraperpicture.com/houston22.jpg

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Old Posted Mar 10, 2007, 12:13 AM
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lets not forget its triplet:
the Fairmont Paliser Hotel in Calgary:


or the illegitimate quadruplet:

Federal Building in Edmonton
Detroit has several of these types of buildings.

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