Atlanta

[DZH22]

Gonna take me a while to digest Atlanta. Managed 600 pics. I'll come back with more later.

 

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Atlanta's best feature is its skyline and skyscrapers. Downtown also has a pretty nice, layered, dense, and especially tall skyline. Once you cross into midtown though it feels like all the tall buildings are built down 1 windy street. Seen from the highway (85 coming from the north especially) the city looks HUGE with the midtown 'scrapers in the foreground and the downtown skyline behind it.

 

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Ok this is it for the time being. When I have time I am going to sort through these pictures. I'll link the final threads when I make 'em.

This last one is of the Buckhead skyline, a suburban skyline a few miles past midtown.

 

[DZH22]

Some downtown density, culminating with one of the big's

 

[datadyne007]

Ah, Philip Johnson and his love of the Giant Order... (One Atlantic Center, 191 Peachtree)

Atlanta's skyscrapers have something in common too: most were proposed shorter than they were actually built. If only we had that problem here in Boston. I'd love to stretch 500 Boylston higher!

 

[KentXie]

Ah, Philip Johnson and his love of the Giant Order... (One Atlantic Center, 191 Peachtree)

Atlanta's skyscrapers have something in common too: most were proposed shorter than they were actually built. If only we had that problem here in Boston. I'd love to stretch 500 Boylston higher!

You mean something like this?

 

[czsz]

Atlanta: dead and loving it.

 

[#bancars]

Have passed through Atlanta a few times in the last year and actually like it quite a lot. Probably my favorite Sunbelt city (admittedly not a high bar, but still). Photos from Buckhead, Midtown, Downtown, and MARTA.