Great Canadian Skyline Thread II

[mistercorporate]

by Bad Peter! on Flickr

[SkahHigh]

IMG_20170101_162328 - IMG_20170101_162339 by saveman71, sur Flickr

[FFX-ME]

Originally Posted by GreaterMontréal

Montréal c'est plus gros et plus vieux, c'est eux qui copient. Mais probablement les 2 villes les plus identiques en Amérique du Nord. Montréal a 1,753M sur 365km², et Philadelphia a 1,567M sur 376km².

Philadelphie est beaucoup plus gros que Montréal. Les populations municipales ne veulent rien dire.

[Rico Rommheim]

I can't imagine the view from the lookout without the bell centre towers anymore. I don't want to remember either.

[GreaterMontréal]

Originally Posted by FFX-ME

Philadelphie est beaucoup plus gros que Montréal. Les populations municipales ne veulent rien dire.

tu comprends qu'on parle ici de la ville centre avec le build up de triplex.

[Innsertnamehere]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

I can't imagine the view from the lookout without the bell centre towers anymore. I don't want to remember either.

Indeed. It really bulks up the skyline by quite a bit.

[mistercorporate]

by Jasonzed on Flickr (stitched together by SomeMidtowner)

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by FFX-ME

Philadelphie est beaucoup plus gros que Montréal. Les populations municipales ne veulent rien dire.

Je ne dirais pas ça. La façon dont les Américains calculent les populations des régions métropolitaines est assez douteuse de l'avis de plusieurs.

Somme toute, ce sont deux agglomérations de taille assez comparable selon moi.

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[Franco401]

I've never been to Hamilton but God Damn do I want to see that city hall one day.

[esquire]

It's too hard to pin down exactly what constitutes the "best" city hall, but Hamilton's belongs in the top tier, no doubt. That is a beautiful photo.

[YannickTO]

Originally Posted by Acajack

Je ne dirais pas ça. La façon dont les Américains calculent les populations des régions métropolitaines est assez douteuse de l'avis de plusieurs.

Somme toute, ce sont deux agglomérations de taille assez comparable selon moi.

Tout à fait d'accord. La liste des regions urbaines est beaucoup mieux, mais elle date du recensement de 2010.

[905er]

Absolutely love Hamilton's city hall!! It's a standout for sure.. and after all these years architecturally speaking it's still so in style.

[someone123]

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[north 42]

^^.Best Halifax shot I've ever seen, impressive!

[isaidso]

I visited Halifax last month and the core is changing fast. I was surprised how much construction there was and the new library is gorgeous. It was the nicest library I've ever been to. I could easily spend all day in there just for fun.

[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BPXrHcOAr8A/?tagged=montreal


https://www.instagram.com/p/BPXrVx_B3y5/?tagged=montreal


https://www.instagram.com/p/BPQsjk5hDQF/?taken-by=ce.desrochers


https://www.instagram.com/p/BPTLCVoFOiP/?taken-by=marvindelaespriella


https://www.instagram.com/p/BPQ3l_Hg_51/?taken-by=fred514

[Brizzy82]

Taken from MB/SK forum..


360 Main reclad helps break up the monotony of Portage & Main

Originally Posted by Urban recluse

https://twitter.com/brent_bellamy?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

[OTSkyline]

Wow, what a difference. I liked the old tower too but I like that this breaks up the concrete bundle of Portage/Main. Winnipeg could use a few glass towers to change up the skyline a bit.

[Acajack]

I've always found 201 Portage in Winnipeg to be a handsome building.

I am even willing to forgive it for being home to Canwest Global at one time.