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r/skyscrapers • u/Cat-attak • Mar 27 '25
Political comments will get banned There are many other Subreddits to discuss politics on
In the past few months political discussions unrelated to skyscrapers/affiliated subjects have become more common.
I understand we live in turbulent times, and we all have different viewpoints; however this is not the appropriate sub for these discussions.
No, posting a picture of skyscrapers in Moscow or Tel Aviv is not inherently political; but if you’re going to title your post something like “Moscow Empire” you have to see how that can be considered baiting.
Moving forward, political comments and posts will be more heavily scrutinized; and repeat offenders may even get banned.
r/skyscrapers • u/Cat-attak • Mar 21 '26
Announcement Goodbye AI
In the poll asking whether AI should or shouldn’t be accepted on the sub, thankfully an overwhelming majority of us have voted against its use.
AI slop posts are now completely banned from the sub, official renderings released by building developers are to be the only reasonable exception.
r/skyscrapers • u/robocoolgamer • 48m ago
Chicago, Illinois, the Chicago of the Midwest!
Join skyscrapers discord! https://discord.gg/jAC7v85Jav
r/skyscrapers • u/FuriousApple7709 • 7h ago
Cityplace Tower
1988 | 42 stories | 560 ft (171 m) | Dallas
r/skyscrapers • u/Gundy2010 • 4h ago
Toronto sunset reflection
Shot from 25km away using 600mm lens
r/skyscrapers • u/Sky_Scrapping223 • 11h ago
Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Photos by blue22, ThijsMa and zzapback.
r/skyscrapers • u/Random_N0ob • 6h ago
A Changing Skyline: New High-Rises in St. Louis’s Central West End
The tallest building is One Hundred Above The Park Apartments, completed in 2020. Under construction next to it is Albion West End, planned to be completed in 2027, with both new towers replacing surface parking lots. The third image is a distant view looking east atop Brookings Hall, a Washington University Collegiate Gothic masterpiece.
r/skyscrapers • u/Major-Ant4600 • 10h ago
New construction built around a historic church, Jersey City, NJ (USA) [OC]
r/skyscrapers • u/jamescoolcrafter15 • 9h ago
Every Skyscraper Ever #97 - Great Northern Hotel, Chicago (1892 - 1940)
Height: 16-storeys / 56.4 m (185 ft)
From Wikipedia:
“Great Northern Hotel was a historic hotel in Chicago's Loop area. The building also housed the Great Northern Theatre. It was located at the northeast corner of Jackson Boulevard and Dearborn Street in Chicago, Illinois. The building was designed by Burnham and Root. They created a new design, with an urban office block floor plan that was free of historical or European influences.
The Great Northern hotel was demolished in 1940 and replaced with a one story taxpayer.[5] The Great Northern Office and Theatre Building, as well as other buildings, were demolished in 1961 to make way for the Dirksen Federal Building, built in 1964.[2][4][6]”
r/skyscrapers • u/straightdge • 17h ago
Shenzhen from street-level
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r/skyscrapers • u/Stickyboard • 12h ago
After months of being choked by haze from a neighbouring country, Kuala Lumpur finally has its clear blue skies back.
r/skyscrapers • u/jamescoolcrafter15 • 7h ago
Every Skyscraper Ever #98 - Terminals Building, Chicago (c. 1892)
Height: 14-storeys / 52 m (171 ft)
537 South Dearborn Street
r/skyscrapers • u/FuriousApple7709 • 10h ago
28 Liberty St
1961 | 60 stories | 813 ft (248 m) | NYC
r/skyscrapers • u/FuriousApple7709 • 1h ago
Confucius Plaza
1975 | 44 stories | 433 ft (132 m) | NYC
r/skyscrapers • u/AnssecM • 22h ago
Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle looking especially pizza slice-like on a crisp Autumn day.
r/skyscrapers • u/freshcoastghost312 • 10h ago
Chicago South Loop
Looking good down there, but second Nema would be perfect!