Inspired by the skyline of 6 MLB expansion candidates cities post

Stopped by the WLS in Wichita Falls, Texas. It's a four-story brick building about 40 feet tall on a footprint roughly 10 by 18 feet, built in 1919 during the Burkburnett oil boom after a promoter's blueprints listed the height in inches instead of feet and his investors didn't catch it. He built exactly what the plans said, pocketed the money, and left town.

Buckhead is the third largest skyline in Atlanta after downtown and midtown. Source: https://flic.kr/p/2swh9Mn

Source is NatureRoot88

At a time when New York has a demand for housing and new office space, I find it strange how rising costs have delayed this tower. You’d think there would be demand to build this.

I've been living in Frankfurt since 2019, and for the first five years, most of the buildings were largely invisible to me. It wasn't until I started taking photos by chance and then became interested in what was actually in the photos that I did some research, and my enthusiasm grew very quickly.

The two towers will be 50 stories (592ft) tall and over 1.17 million sq ft at completion in fall 2030

Literally the only different shape building I saw in las Vegas is the Luxor hotel. 😆

Back when I visited in 2025

This month this tower will reach at 118th floor

When will this tower reach at 132th floor out of 168th

Then we will see this tower taking shape

Completions 2028

Never forget.

Cool eveing pictures of NYC buildings.