[Build Up]

couple cool pics i found on flickr

Calgary

Edmonton

Vancouver (not full skyline but shows great density)

Pics by

1. Randall Quon
2.nathansmithphoto
3. kcwilliamson2002

 

[Raptorzzs]

Originally Posted by ErickMontreal
:: Montréal, Québec ::

http://www.flickr.com/photos/laraqueen-/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29236381@N07/3719731453/

The second one is classy and very enjoyable, though the one above looks very different from what's seen in the second one.Angles really matter

 

[flar]

A rare view of Hamilton from the east mountain that I found recently while going through my files:

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[Build Up]

Great shot. nice

 

[lawsond]

courtesy: http://citynoise.org/upload/14531.jpg

I think Halifax's skyline beats Edmo's by a mile and is very urban especially for the size of the city.
Don't think it works against the other aspects of the city at all.

 

[lawsond]

court: http://storage.filemobile.com/storage/1095735/15

A pic of Halifax skyline at night showing the huge fires that were burning around the suburban Spryfield area this spring.

 

[flar]

^^amazing shot with the glowing fires in the background.


Here's a megapano of Montreal from a couple weeks ago.

And a screenshot of Hamilton from an aero chocolate bar commercial:

http://qml.quiettouch.com/files/publishing/marketing/MarketingDaily/2009/NESTLE_AERO_0804.mp4

 

[Long Island Mike]

Good Montreal and Hamilton skyline pics...

Flar: Good skyline pics from both Montreal and Hamilton -
That "Wrap-Around" pic of the Montreal Skyline was amazing!
Thanks again-LI MIKE

 

[Build Up]

Ive always liked the scotia building in montreal. That company likes to build their buildings in red.

 

[lordmandeep]

Vancouver and Calgary.

Montreal has looked the same since the early 1990's.

 

[wonderboy416]

Vancouver and Calgary.

Montreal has looked the same since the early 1990's.

That's a bad thing?

Although there's been very little change, it has nice balance and comes across as a much more balanced and better looking version of US skylines like Cleveland and Cincinnati etc.

Calgary is on its way to having a monster skyline and Vancouver could use a few more peeks to get over the sheer blandness of it all. My vote is for Montreal.

 

[Redroom Studios]

I vote for Montreal too... and my feeling was much the same about Montreal's downtown being laid out very much like an American city in that there is a good continuous density to it with lots of different peaks. In this sense Montreal beats Toronto too which has a lack of continuity to its downtown and is stretched out in a linear manner along Yonge Street and groups all of its tallest buildings in a single cluster.

 

[doady]

Montreal has a far more interesting skyline - Vancouver is too homogenous. I do like Vancouver's density, however.

Calgary screams PoMo wannabe big city new money nightmare.

Mississauga and Niagara Falls shouldn't even be on the list - REAL cities, please!

If Mississauga and Niagara Falls are not real cities, does that mean their skylines are just an illusion, only exist in our imaginations?

 

[Build Up]

Vancouver

Just a absolutely amazing shot by flynnkc on flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/flynnkc/3883659336/

 

[MDV3]

Calgary Hands down....

i agree