Models of red skyscrapers, standing in pairs and assembled like stalagmites, imagine radical designs for some of Chicago's landmark skyscrapers, from the John Hancock Center to Trump Tower.
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Colossal metallic orbs protrude off of morphed building complexes, skyscrapers grow out of the sides of other skyscrapers, ambiguous cords of twisted white erupt from the earth's core.
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They transformed familiar building types like skyscrapers, offices, and museums.
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To my right, illuminated in the distance, loomed modern skyscrapers.
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Most Skyscrapers Flattened by Aliens in a Single Action Sequence?
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The skyscrapers fade from view and dawn yellows the horizon.
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Yet it's not easy to convince residents to build skyscrapers.
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The first shows Trump in his Manhattan office, with skyscrapers
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Essentially the skyscrapers are a way of capturing the value.
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Super skyscrapers, office buildings and new domestic ways of living.
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Building the Skyline: The Birth and Growth of Manhattan's Skyscrapers.
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Developers erect skyscrapers with a dozen floors reserved for parking.
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Both shimmering skyscrapers and dark mountains loom in the horizon.
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Paddyfields have given way to skyscrapers, bicycles to traffic jams.
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This metropolis, still under construction, consists of mostly empty skyscrapers.
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It's hard to get permission to climb skyscrapers without ropes.
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I build movie sets in Mexico and skyscrapers in Chicago.
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There is some fantastic urban lighting of skyscrapers in Midtown.
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In San Francisco, construction workers installed partition walls on skyscrapers.
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Mr. Caratowsa kept returning downtown, envisioning himself amid the skyscrapers.
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Beyond the window, the skyscrapers were twinkling in the cold.
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Across the river, Manhattan's glassy skyscrapers sparkle in the summer sunlight.
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Its once demure profile is now punctuated with eye-catching skyscrapers.
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Two, actually: the Trump Tower skyscrapers in Chicago and New York.
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA is adorned by jungles, islands and gleaming skyscrapers.
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Whatever the reason, many Nairobians cheered the sprouting of the skyscrapers.
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You don't necessarily build high-rise skyscrapers in Arkansas or Kansas.
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Nineteen new skyscrapers are under construction and 26 more are planned.
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"I saw skyscrapers rise out of the ground," Antoine told me.
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But then it almost immediately starts dropping those skyscrapers on London?
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Today, skyscrapers covered in flashing screens light up the tourist hotspot.
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New York City has long been known for its towering skyscrapers.
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But the UK capital won't be swapping its skyscrapers for forests.
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Skyscrapers are everywhere in big cities, but they're not built equally.
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Why was I not moved by these people falling from skyscrapers?
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More skyscrapers have cropped up around the tower in recent years.
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Not that anyone cares, because skyscrapers are not "long," they're tall.
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Hong Kong's skyscrapers are overshadowed by those in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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Stalin thought people would find Communism deficient if Moscow lacked skyscrapers.
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The observation decks atop Manhattan skyscrapers might be another good option.
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How safe are San Francisco's skyscrapers, in your opinion, and why?
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The skyline of the capital, Luanda, was quickly reshaped with skyscrapers.
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The crane then begins to swing wildly, smashing into neighboring skyscrapers.
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Skinny scrapersThe new skyscrapers in the Big Apple aren't so big.
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Here are some other notable skyscrapers to visit in Hong Kong.
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Our first skyscrapers were said to average one death for every story.
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Oh, by the way, there might not be occupants for these skyscrapers.
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Instead of stones in alignment with the cosmos however, we've got skyscrapers.
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Skyscrapers soar above Islam's holiest place, dwarfing the granite Kaaba far below.
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Forouzanfar sets his skyscrapers in some of Iran's most ancient desert cities.
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We see smokestacks, factories, bridges and skyscrapers painted with geometric, smooth techniques.
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China has 16 skyscrapers coming that will be over 300 meters tall.
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Double steel reinforced skyscrapers, created to withstand a collision from a 747.
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Originally settled 1,700 years ago, it's the world's first city of skyscrapers.
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Many roads - even in the shadow of glittering skyscrapers - reek of sewage.
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The city has witnessed a boom of skyscrapers and high-rise buildings.
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In Sydney's Central area, tall skyscrapers were barely visible in the distance.
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Silhouetted skyscrapers rise from a deep fog, casting shadows at stark angles.
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Dubai screams extravagance with towering skyscrapers, lavish shopping and glistening sand dunes.
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Read more: 20 of the most outrageous-looking skyscrapers of all time
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He uses nothing but his bare hands to climb skyscrapers and cliffs.
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Everything was to be huge — the new roads, the skyscrapers, the monuments.
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Chicago was an instant wonder, with its skyscrapers and buzzing street life.
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New York after Skyscrapers, shadows and baseball fields in New York City.
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There's also a little bit of a white lie in glass skyscrapers.
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Skyscrapers and new apartment buildings are going up all around Fort Lauderdale.
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"Fuck Ilhan!" others shouted over indecipherable chatter bouncing off the skyscrapers overhead.
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The city is filled with futuristic skyscrapers that resemble a science-fiction movie.
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All you have is towering sand dunes that are as tall as skyscrapers.
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Even the proliferation of skyscrapers in the developing world's megacities encourages air-conditioners.
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China is the world's biggest exporter; its cities are jammed with gleaming skyscrapers.
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Avoid "tall-building lawyers," especially ones who work in skyscrapers in New York.
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Recently we've been looking into sustainable building materials, like skyscrapers made of wood.
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Let's do the twist Twisted skyscrapers are a lot more common these days.
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The statue that commemorates him in the capital, Seoul, is dwarfed by skyscrapers.
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From skyscrapers, one could see dozens of buildings turn to dust within seconds.
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Take a look at some of the most impressive skyscrapers in the world.
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You can see the unfinished tower beginning to peek over the other skyscrapers.
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The Flatiron Building in New York was one of the city's first skyscrapers ...
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"I would never go back to the skyscrapers in New York," Christo said.
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New York wasn&apost always an island of tightly wound cars and skyscrapers.
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The skyscrapers hovered above his head, as if suspended in a yellow fog.
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Luxury glass skyscrapers have been erected, and more tech offices have sprouted up.
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Related's skyscrapers at the yard would rise beside and on top of that.
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Clouds will cover our skyscrapers today, with thunderstorms and showers possible this evening.
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It will be American steel that sends our skyscrapers soaring into the sky.
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They put new skyscrapers up in Beijing while your factories in Michigan crumbled.
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Shanghai is an ever-changing city, where skyscrapers seem to pop up overnight.
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Voices escape, singing sad, sad songs" and "Voices whine/Skyscrapers are scraping together.
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More skyscrapers followed, including the now-iconic Trump Tower on N.Y.C.'s Fifth Avenue.
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Little flying cars rushed through the air, tall alien skyscrapers shimmered in the background.
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It's fun to treat rows of towering skyscrapers like your own, personal jungle gym.
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The skyscrapers are covered in more than 700 trees and 90 species of plants.
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Over the next decades, Donald put the Trump name on skyscrapers, casinos and planes.
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They fill 99% of private-sector jobs, from designing skyscrapers to scraping dirty saucepans.
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But it also has millions of poor people living in slums wedged between skyscrapers.
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Yes, the scores of shiny new skyscrapers look like something out of science fiction.
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Much of the surrounding terrain is soft and swampy—not ideal for building skyscrapers.
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It is true that China's gleaming coastal cities make Taipei's 1980s skyscrapers look shabby.
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Much of the surrounding terrain is soft and swampy — not ideal for building skyscrapers.
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That might be too tall a task, even for the movement taking over skyscrapers.
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Slender new skyscrapers on Billionaire's Row had begun to cast shadows on Central Park.
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" Mr. Fraser said: "Those skyscrapers are marching up right around the tip of Greenpoint.
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South of Dubai's glittering skyscrapers lies Jebel Ali, the busiest port in the region.
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Ambitious skyscrapers have been built, if not yet filled, and more are under construction.
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The architectural treasures scattered throughout the city are no skyscrapers, but they still soar.
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It was also one of the first skyscrapers in Manhattan — at just 10 stories.
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Engineers have questioned the wisdom of building skyscrapers with foundations in mud and clay.
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Downtown Beijing is crowded with new skyscrapers, shopping malls and wealthier middle-class residents.
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Skyscrapers go up in flames because they have flammable cladding yet no automatic sprinklers.
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Mayor de Blasio's "ban" on glass and steel skyscrapers isn't a ban at all.
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Narrow ribbons of oceanfront skyscrapers are backed by wooded hillsides protected as country parks.
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The point is not to mandate construction of skyscrapers in place of suburban subdivisions.
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Intrigued diners turn to the window, trying to spot it beyond Singapore's gleaming skyscrapers.
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How it started Today, Gurgaon is a thriving hub of skyscrapers and luxury apartments.
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How would you deal with man-made obstacles like airplanes, skyscrapers, pollution or drones?
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Both were brash, outspoken, greenback worshipping, tabloid icons obsessed with building taller, shinier skyscrapers.
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The metro mostly travels on raised platforms, cutting through the city's famous glittering skyscrapers.
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Meaning that there's a market for the city's spate of ultra-luxe condo skyscrapers.
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In his prior screen incarnations, Kong has climbed skyscrapers; this Kong actually is one.
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Concrete is the spine of skyscrapers, the span of bridges, and the bulk of dams.
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A tall tapestry, teeming with mountains, skyscrapers and, of course, the omnipresent Christ the Redeemer.
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The Los Angeles of Her is a dense metropolis teeming with skyscrapers and speeding trains.
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I passed towering skyscrapers, banks and other financial institutions, and quite a bit of construction.
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To achieve this goal, the Sidewalk Labs arm of Alphabet is betting on wooden skyscrapers.
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Projects undertaken since 2000, like the reconstructed Marunouchi Buildings, tend to be massive, multipurpose skyscrapers.
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The trailer, along with future gameplay demos, showed characters knocking down office complexes and skyscrapers.
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Just think of it: Bugs can be grown in small cages nested inside insect skyscrapers.
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For a city pitching itself as east Africa's business hub, under-occupied skyscrapers look bad.
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Futuristic as they appear, Forouzanfar's conceptual skyscrapers blend organically with their environment in surreal harmony.
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Some license the Trump name for skyscrapers and hotels, often to politically connected local partners.
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Try capturing the crowd in your shot, a few towering skyscrapers, or even the moon.
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That's why the lobbies of larger skyscrapers have elevators that only service the upper floors.
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I grew up staring at the skyscrapers from below, shooting them from every which angle.
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Most new skyscrapers in New York are whisper-thin silver spikes or clunky glass boxes.
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The book is enriched by those who lived in tenements, skyscrapers or Fifth Avenue palaces.
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I even believed Batman and Robin were climbing skyscrapers with little more than a rope.
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Before skyscrapers and suburbs popped up, our ancestors resided in forested regions full of greenery.
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And at night, admire Manhattan's glittering skyscrapers from the top of the Empire State Building.
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He's regularly on top of its tallest skyscrapers, or interrupting a variety of rooftop parties.
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And builders raced towards the heavens, constructing massive office skyscrapers containing millions of square feet.
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Surrounded by giant skyscrapers, New York City has a particularly illustrious history in the sport.
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And, how will 3D printing change the way we build everything from skyscrapers to spaceships?
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Who really lives in all those awful luxury skyscrapers going up all over the US?
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The cluster of brand-new skyscrapers at Hudson Yards can be seen in the distance.
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Developers of superluxe skyscrapers are chopping up penthouses and, in some cases, scrapping plans altogether.
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A special neighborhood has been growing in the upper reaches of New York City's skyscrapers.
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Among the hulking Stalinist blocks of Warsaw's city center, skyscrapers—Axa, Deloitte, MetLife—shot up.
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Through the panes you saw the purposeless, dominating brilliance of the skyscrapers of New York.
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The last day would begin in Liechtenstein and end surrounded by skyscrapers near Canary Wharf.
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New York is a city of landmarks: world famous skyscrapers, grand monuments and cultural icons.
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The hero of this production is more likely to tilt at skyscrapers than at windmills.
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But behind her, incongruously, a slice of the World Trade Center skyscrapers is clearly visible.
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And many skyscrapers still avoid labeling a 13th floor, instead skipping from 12 to 14.
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Some of the damage was not evident; the skyscrapers of San Juan looked the same.
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Along the way, she invites users to contribute their own skyscrapers, museums, foods and activities.
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Its skyline comprises a riotous profusion of futuristic skyscrapers, among them the world's tallest building.
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The booms of fireworks ricocheted off skyscrapers and ambulances screamed by, ferrying off the wounded.
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Downtown still sparkles, but many of the innovative skyscrapers are struggling with high vacancy rates.
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In London, the horizon is rarely visible, obscured by skyscrapers, grubby brick, and wet pavements.
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Imagine a city with four soaring skyscrapers – and the rest of downtown constantly under construction.
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The overall height of the world&aposs skyscrapers also reached a new pinnacle in 2019.
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Twitter users posted time-lapse videos of the squall moving in and quickly enveloping skyscrapers.
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Apartment towers, highways, bridges, skyscrapers, metros, dams: Each of them swallows unimaginable helpings of sand.
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It also looms from the sides of the twin skyscrapers that the mall sits beneath.
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Old houses and buildings were being destroyed and replaced by new ones including modern skyscrapers.
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Plumes of smoke billowed across major thoroughfares and between some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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The upper reaches of derelict skyscrapers, without elevator service since the riots, have been taken over by hang-glider and autogyro gangs, mountaineers, and steeple-jacks… In Burroughs' vision of New York, two walls cordon off Midtown Manhattan, while skyscrapers are webbed with connective catwalks.
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This air will be funneled, as strong winds are around skyscrapers, in between these pressure systems.
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Two skyscrapers in Istanbul bear Trump's name, yielding his family millions of dollars in licensing fees.
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Moscow City is a modern business district with skyscrapers, where some banks, including VTB, have offices.
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The massive rockets, standing as tall as skyscrapers, cost anywhere between $62 million to $350 million.
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Not long afterwards Tulsa became the "oil capital of the world", memorialising its glory in skyscrapers.
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Nearby, skyscrapers and construction cranes make the city less livable for all but a wealthy few.
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"These newly-built houses, they're like some skyscrapers with slabs on top, as tombs," she said.
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Today, however, we reserve our awe to stratospheric skyscrapers as countries compete for the tallest building.
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Likewise, he shot on cloudless days to isolate the skyscrapers from the rest of the city.
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Plumes of smoke billowed across major thoroughfares and in between some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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There is no real centre, just a vast concrete sprawl where highways and flyovers corral skyscrapers.
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Skyscrapers, built on shock-absorbing systems, are designed to sway in an earthquake instead of toppling.
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We'd trade skyscrapers and people rubbing up against us on the subway for that any day.
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Where communities are ghettoized beneath Asian-branded skyscrapers, and the enslaved population, Replicants, are overwhelmingly white.
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Lekki is a prime site for investors, who have built luxury apartments, skyscrapers and waterside restaurants.
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Together the pair would create a firm as towering as the skyscrapers their products make possible.
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Sun Hung Kai, however, focuses on building skyscrapers and shopping centers in Hong Kong, Bloomberg reported.
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One of the tallest steel trees in Dubai's glittering forest of skyscrapers is the Princess Tower.
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Cousins shows how Welles's experience in that city, amid the skyscrapers, taught him to look up.
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Inside its gates, weatherworn headstones — some dating from the 1680s — stand in the shadows of skyscrapers.
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The complex was erected in 1967 and was one of the first projects to incorporate skyscrapers.
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Play it over headphones, walking aimlessly through the city, staring at skyscrapers and your own reflection.
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According to Birdlife Australia, they often live in major cities and nest on ledges and skyscrapers.
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The district boasts energy-efficient, glass skyscrapers that contrast with drab architecture in most of Riyadh.
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It was a Muslim from Bengal, Fazlur Rahman Khan, who created the architectural form of skyscrapers.
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It is startling and unexpected to catch a glimpse of this most recognizable of Manhattan skyscrapers.
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We learn how new zoning regulations shaped the cityscape and why and how skyscrapers were built.
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The China that Ms. Wang depicts is a megalopolis of gleaming skyscrapers and breakneck economic growth.
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Security was enhanced in high places, and gaining access to roofs of skyscrapers became more difficult.
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Massive oil and natural gas reserves lie beyond shores that boast an expanding skyline of skyscrapers.
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It was the subway that fueled the astonishing economic growth that built the city's iconic skyscrapers.
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To deal with that, modern skyscrapers use a slew of architectural tricks to confuse the wind.
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In Wakandan architecture, we saw red dirt and market places while alongside super railways and skyscrapers.
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Long lines formed at polling centers in the morning, snaking around skyscrapers and past small shops.
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New supertall skyscrapers have risen along the southern edge of Central Park on Billionaires&apos Row.
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Long lines formed at polling centers in the morning, snaking around skyscrapers and past small shops.
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Dittmeyer and his team found that skyscrapers and other large buildings could remove bounties of CO2.
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But few, if any, offer unobstructed views of the sun setting between two walls of skyscrapers.
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Even after replacement glass solved the problem, "we were blacklisted from doing skyscrapers," Mr. Cobb said.
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Mr. Durst is the oldest son of Seymour Durst, whose family owns a dozen skyscrapers in Manhattan.
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New skyscrapers and high-rise buildings are blanketed in heavy smog in Beijing's Central Business District, Dec.
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Even if you're in the downtown area with skyscrapers there's always the slums right around the corner.
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The artist's projects play out across the Paramount Backlot, in fake skyscrapers, townhomes, bars, and the like.
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More than half the population live in informal housing that coexists with skyscrapers in the beachfront city.
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Plans to build four new skyscrapers close to Shibuya station and Miyashita Park have also been approved.
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New glass skyscrapers can only momentarily distract from the history, politics, and culture that permeate this place.
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He has climbed numerous landmark skyscrapers around the world, often illegally and using the free solo technique.
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When you think of impressive tech company campuses, Adobe's San Jose skyscrapers don't always come to mind.
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Lubezki have wrung from mundane modern structures like skyscrapers (The Tree of Life) and Sonic drive-ins
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Parks function as boss arenas; skyscrapers are repurposed as robotic hives; public transportation becomes an action setpiece.
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Military stripes, stars, and medals are to President Trump what tall, named skyscrapers were to Businessman Trump.
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"The Rise" is a Ballardian work set in the shiny, metallic, and modern world of Berlin skyscrapers.
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Our cities are turning into more of an architectural hodgepodge, where skyscrapers gleam next to crumbling edifices.
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Real skyscrapers have been digitally gutted, and what remains are Hollywood-like facades, braced by steel brackets.
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There are no five-star hotels, gleaming skyscrapers, or even tourist-friendly souks selling exotic spices here.
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Much like Timberlake's Tennessee digs, Pilgrimage is held on a sprawling farm with no skyscrapers in sight.
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"That's her turf, all those buildings over there," Ms. Hooper said, pointing to Manhattan's maze of skyscrapers.
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His previous videos show him hanging off the edge of glistening skyscrapers supported by just his hands.
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Today it is home to modern skyscrapers that make up the skyline of Shenzhen's central business district.
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It's packed with skyscrapers instead of palm trees, soot instead of sand, congestion instead of salty air.
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The capital of South Korea is certainly metropolitan — here you'll find skyscrapers, temples, and street markets alike.
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Read more: The tallest skyscrapers of 2018 include a helipad, sky gardens, and an indoor skating rink
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I went to sleep barely 12 hours later surrounded by glittering skyscrapers next to London's Canary Wharf.
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She remembered carefree, preschool afternoons creating skyscrapers out of blocks and T. rexes out of puzzle pieces.
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The show moves in a glitter-zone of skyscrapers, luxury apartments, expensive restaurants and family horse ranches.
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As for the city I would like a city with skyscrapers for work and also for apartments.
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Green trees stood with wry and decidedly treelike composure at the bases of skyscrapers several feet tall.
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It's often considered one of the world's top culinary capitals and has a huge concentration of skyscrapers.
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Two other cities with skyscrapers, Chicago and Miami, have similar zoning codes but regulate mechanical floors differently.
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Watching Blasey was excruciating, like seeing someone without circus training forced to walk a tightrope between skyscrapers.
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This 1991 book details the history of New York's real estate dynasties and the skyscrapers they've built.
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He built a new financial district, Moskva-City, home to nine skyscrapers more than 60 storeys high.
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Jungle in the concrete city Hong Kong is renowned for its dense urban areas and dazzling skyscrapers.
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In both kinds of skyscrapers, emergency exits usually stay lit — even when many New Yorkers are sleeping.
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With a collection of photographs, The Times retraces the golden age of skyscrapers in New York City.
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The banks and trading houses clustered in its gleaming skyscrapers provided a way to secure foreign money.
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Yet the giant is visible only indirectly: through footprints in fields and shadows that fall across skyscrapers.
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And Chicago, with its skyscrapers and location on a major migration path, is perhaps the biggest killer.
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Yes, this is our city, but scattered among skyscrapers, slopes and seashores, we all experience it differently.
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He pointed out the 1926 Moorish-influenced Olympia Theater and 1920s skyscrapers such as the Dupont Building.
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" As the sun's last rays illuminate the columns of skyscrapers, Jeffrey reflects: "I didn't need heaven's light.
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Like all skyscrapers of the Modernist period, it conveys the grand ambitions of a new machinist age.
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The Dark Zone sits squatly in the middle of our maps, its ghostly skyscrapers colored blood red.
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Computer animation renders possible the preposterous action associated with superpowers: energy bolts, collapsing skyscrapers, doorways to other dimensions.
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As a young hotshot in the 1960s, Robertson had defied the engineering establishment to erect the iconic skyscrapers.
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Surrounded by skyscrapers but full of wooded paths, the park attracts locals and tourists from around the world.
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He's the supremely confident entrepreneur who defied naysayers and built skyscrapers that now make up the Manhattan skyline.
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Opinion The world's most repressive city is also home to a bizarre array of museums, halls and skyscrapers.
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The skyscrapers changed ownership several times and were finally bought by GM, Ford's arch-rival, for only $72m.
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But a pair of Italian architects has imagined a sustainable alternative that would meld server farms with skyscrapers.
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For example, urban canyons, or streets that are flanked by tall structures like skyscrapers, can disrupt GNSS positioning.
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Most urban gardens and passageways between skyscrapers are private, and don't actually beckon the average citizen to explore.
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A ring of skyscrapers circling the downtown core, perhaps, or a sea of suburban townhouses off the freeway.
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But it's much sexier to talk about building green skyscrapers than it is to envision abandoning Miami Beach.
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A man from New Jersey accidentally crashed his drone into one of New York City's most recognizable skyscrapers.
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Something is happening in the postindustrial pocket of Hamilton, Ontario, a 45-minute drive from Toronto's gleaming skyscrapers.
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Having been born and raised in Manhattan, I was hemmed in and surrounded by concrete buildings and skyscrapers.
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Today, a lonely vestige from 271, the House on Sathorn, is dwarfed on three sides by glassy skyscrapers.
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He found this same enjoyment in the wilderness, far from the skyscrapers, freeways and traffic of city life.
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Aptly named "The View," the revolving restaurant and lounge looked out onto the center of New York's skyscrapers.
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Thomas Kwok also opened a church on the 75th floor of Sun Hun Kai's skyscrapers, according to Bloomberg.
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To explore them is to witness a grandeur that inspires you, unlike many skyscrapers, which merely surprise you.
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I was still aloft by the window, my back to the flaming skyscrapers, when her specific buzz sounded.
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It's a gigantic enemy with a body made entirely of city material: skyscrapers, office blocks, restaurants, residential edifices.
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Over a flickering urban landscape, a swelling wave launches over a grid of skyscrapers and yellow-flecked asphalt.
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For many, gravel pits represent pure financial potential as the bedrock of skyscrapers and the backbones of highways.
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He also reflected a captivation with big things, at a time when skyscrapers were transforming cities, including Minneapolis.
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The Dursts own a dozen skyscrapers in Manhattan, although Mr. Durst has long been estranged from his family.
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By promoting density, skyscrapers confer a competitive advantage and allow a city to become a beacon of commerce.
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We wouldn't have skyscrapers, clean rooms for building advanced computer chips, shopping malls, or multiplexes without air conditioning.
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Futuristic structures and massive skyscrapers replace the huts and domes that make up the average National Geographic special.
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And they wanted to live in low- and mid-rise blocks, between three and 12 stories, not skyscrapers.
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The canine rescuers that this Queens museum will celebrate can't scale skyscrapers, shift shapes or leap tall buildings.
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Through the rising smoke, the skyscrapers in Canary Wharf, where many banks have their offices, were just visible.
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Lately, it had fallen vacant, a relic of an age when giant businesses commissioned whole skyscrapers for themselves.
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Hundreds of people began running for their lives, taking cover in the nearby Omni Hotel and between skyscrapers.
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SAN FRANCISCO — John Elberling has a drastic plan to address the city's housing crisis: no more new skyscrapers.
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I hiked down to the same spot and stood there, surrounded by the skyscrapers of the Financial District.
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Through the window, he spotted a concrete paradise, with blinking signs and illuminated skyscrapers complementing the setting sun.
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I could picture the modern skyscrapers as they rose, cloaked in canvas and the city's traditional bamboo scaffolding.
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It gave views of Dubai's famous skyscrapers and, as you got closer, the outside of the luxurious mall.
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Both are hyperdense, fluently assonant, working with car crashes of syllables and making them sound like regal skyscrapers.
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It became the region's economic marvel, a desert Xanadu of gleaming skyscrapers, endless malls and marble-floored airports.
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The new condo tower has the standard medley of offerings of other glass skyscrapers in the city center.
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A city of opposites, shiny skyscrapers sit alongside 16th-century Spanish buildings and shantytowns next to futuristic constructions.
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Parts of Brooklyn and Queens are also filling up with skyscrapers and starting to look more like Manhattan.
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What is the common thread connecting the ancient Roman Pantheon, the U.S. Capitol and today's super-tall skyscrapers?
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Eventually, two skyscrapers will rise in its place alongside a landscaped public park, part of a redevelopment plan.
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Take a look at the five skyscrapers that broke the tallest building records in their countries in 2019.
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Dubai&aposs shiny, driverless metro cuts through the city&aposs skyscrapers and offers striking views of the city.
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The Tower's location, dwarfed by modern skyscrapers all around, made it feel like I was inside a snowglobe.
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A view of the financial district from the Shard, one of the skyscrapers that define the London skyline.
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One countermeasure is geofencing, placing invisible barriers around targets including airports, skyscrapers, military bases, prisons, and tourist attractions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Between 250 and 290, Manhattan went from zero skyscrapers to over 19003.
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Levitating trains cruise past vaulting skyscrapers with thatched roofs, as saucer-shaped aircraft carve arcs in the sky.
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Steely skyscrapers dominate the landscape, with scaffolding and cranes taking the place of elegant bamboo and gnarly pine trees.
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Skyscrapers don't bother me, and flying is totally cool, but feeling like I'm dangling 98-feet above the ground?
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We wander around the park and then head to a cool area of the city with some interesting skyscrapers.
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Ward's advice, however, flies in the face of Trump's well-known penchant for huge new projects and plans. Skyscrapers.
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In the 1980s Japanese firms lost their financial virginity by paying too much for Hollywood studios and Californian skyscrapers.
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So far in Hong Kong, Mangkhut has broken trees, ripped off roofs, and shattered glass windows of large skyscrapers.
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The company is reportedly in talks with owners of two skyscrapers positioned just a block west of Penn Station.
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Because entire skyscrapers often float on tiny islands of their own, the buildings can be viewed like 3D models.
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The action this time is happening not underground but sprouting from the rooftops of the inner city's iconic skyscrapers.
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High-rise skyscrapers, dotted with aerial gardens and parks, loom over low-slung commercial corridors where street life bustles.
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New York City from 1929 and 1934 was changing fast, with new skyscrapers, industrialization, and a constantly increasing population.
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The 150-year-old Peak Tram, a funicular with incredible — and sometimes vertigo-inducing — views of the city's skyscrapers.
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Detached skyscrapers float in the sky, cityscapes face their mirrors, and illuminated buildings become a geometric matrix of lights.
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If tree-covered skyscrapers act like enormous air filters, this cluster of buildings will be a clean air oasis.
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He argues that, while the industrial revolution saw massive innovations such as electricity, home appliances, skyscrapers, cars, airplanes, etc.
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That would not satisfy his son, who turned his sighs to Manhattan, erecting gleaming skyscrapers that bore his name.
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There are many signs of China's presence, including Chinese labourers building skyscrapers or greetings of "Ni Hao" from children.
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THE skyscrapers of the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) rise out of Riyadh's urban sprawl like an emerald city.
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The sun slowly creeps down between the city's buildings and skyscrapers, radiating a magnificent golden glow over the pavements.
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The in-between zones thus left behind were undesirable, and few people thought it profitable to build skyscrapers there.
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New York City just lit its iconic skyscrapers orange, the color of Amazon's logo, to attract the online retailer.
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Skyscrapers shimmer in the spring light, capped by the names of some of the world's biggest banks and insurers.
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An erect penis on one rooftop underscores the skyscrapers' phallicism, but it's dwarfed and outnumbered by the mighty women.
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At his day job, David M. Durst oversaw construction of eight Manhattan skyscrapers over the course of three decades.
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The skyscrapers that shape many of the world's most recognisable cityscapes would not exist without fast and safe lifts.
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And what would happen when people from the North first see the hustle and bustle and skyscrapers of Seoul?
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Footage shows the crew of the C-17A flying close to Brisbane's skyscrapers as warnings chime in the cockpit.
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Many of Qatar's assets are overseas and include a Hollywood movie studio, landmark skyscrapers and an Italian luxury designer.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - French "Spiderman" Alain Robert scaled one of the tallest skyscrapers in Barcelona without a harness on Friday.
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Electrical pathways weave like streets past skyscrapers formed from transistors and diodes, bathed in a candy-colored LED glow.
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Before 1916, builders could start projects wherever they wanted in the Big Apple, and skyscrapers cropped up with abandon.
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It is surrounded by other skyscrapers of assorted colors and unconventional shapes that together form the kaleidoscopic Doha skyline.
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You could do laps and stare at the World Trade Center and all the other skyscrapers kneeling before it.
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The emir's image adorns billboards draped off skyscrapers, and he is lionized in saccharine songs hailing his steely leadership.
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Her specialty was crystalline black-and-white images that lavish equal attention on steel skyscrapers and crumbling brick tenements.
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In Damac, Mr. Trump's company has found a like-minded partner, one that has emblazoned its name across skyscrapers.
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Detroit (CNN)In the shadows of Detroit's tallest skyscrapers, dozens of homeless people shiver in the 17-degree cold.
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Vienna is not a particularly built-up city — there aren't lots of skyscrapers — so you could see for miles.
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And we visit the Middle East to show you just how fast a famous city became populated with skyscrapers.
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That loft building is now hemmed on all sides by glass-walled skyscrapers that form the Hudson Yards development.
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OUE Skyspace's glass slide takes you over the edge (literally) of one of the tallest skyscrapers in Los Angeles.
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One of the glossy new skyscrapers on 57th Street is 111 West 57th Street, also known as Steinway Tower.
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The legacy of Pennsylvania steelworkers lives in the bridges, railways and skyscrapers that make up our great American landscape.
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Now these skyscrapers are helping push up his family company's bottom line, even through Vornado actually runs the towers.
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Born in the 1850s, the steel industry connected our country through rail and illuminated its cities with soaring skyscrapers.
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Wandering around low-rise Tianzifang is an antidote to the soaring Shanghai of magnetic levitation trains and mega-skyscrapers.
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There are no zoning laws: strip clubs sit next to churches, shining skyscrapers next to gap-toothed convenience stores.
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But the U.S. Geological Survey report also shows that some of the city's skyscrapers may not be seismically sound.
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Skyscrapers, one of the world's largest shopping centers and an indoor ski slope can all be found in Dubai.
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Luxury condo high-rises and office skyscrapers aren't the only notable additions to the city in the past decade.
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In cities across the country, skyscrapers grow like mushrooms, and along with them, dance clubs, restaurants and luxury resorts.
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And this is a very New York story, one of palpable contrasts in this city of skyscrapers and gutters.
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In 2012's The Avengers, a giant hole opens up in the sky, raining alien destruction onto the skyscrapers above.
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So you wouldn't think skyscrapers would hold so much meaning for me, invoking lofty, aspirational thoughts about strength and sovereignty.
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So this is basically the fish equivalent of those urban explorers that hang by their toes on top of skyscrapers.
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Iowa is not just a reminder that America is more than the sum total of its skyscrapers and safe spaces.
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On a bar graph — called a Manhattan plot because it looks like a cluster of skyscrapers — the MHC looms highest.
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In the meantime, it continues working to push the limits of what modern-day skyscrapers can look like and do.
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Those who worried about a banking crash or "ghost cities" full of vacant skyscrapers have yet to be proved right.
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Artist Mohammad Hassan Forouzanfar plants skyscrapers in the country's ancient cities and villages in a surreal and spectacular new project.
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Steel scaffolding is still often shunned for bamboo on skyscrapers under construction in even the ritziest parts of Hong Kong.
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While it's known for its massive skyscrapers and shiny facade, there is so much more to this Southeast Asian city.
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Skip ahead a decade and Chinese money is everywhere: ports in Oman, factories in Algeria, skyscrapers in Egypt's new capital.
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Italian architect Stefano Boeri has a plan to steer the world away from glistening glass skyscrapers: Cover them with trees.
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In Kinshasa, a city whose tin-roofed shanty towns encircle the skyscrapers of its business district, the fear is palpable.
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The main stage is covered in curved electric-light rainbows ready to bathe the downtown skyscrapers in technicolor and strobe.
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Several photos of skyscrapers, cast in light and shadow, accentuate angles and perspectives, making the buildings look odd and unstable.
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Mr. Yalcindag's father-in-law, the tycoon Aydin Dogan, had set out to build two skyscrapers and a shopping mall.
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Bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and mustard-topped hot dogs immerse viewers into the uncharted universe of early 225th century America.
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Because skyscrapers and office parks do not trade as securities on an exchange, they are hard to value and sell.
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Most of the Art Deco buildings are smaller than the modern skyscrapers rising in the area, but they still soar.
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Another proposal, by Michelle Schrank, imagines a 18-hole minigolf course safely wedged between the roads — a playground among skyscrapers.
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"In real life, the skyscrapers do end at some point, but in the game, they continue on forever," Chyr says.
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You'll find many amongst the shattered skyscrapers of a nameless city who simply want to exist, to survive, to live.
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The hospital was right in the heart of Shenzhen, where the skyscrapers partition the sky into distinct rectangles and squares.
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We would eat at the Automat, stare upward like bumpkins at the skyscrapers and scan the crowds for movie stars.
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What in the World Amid the modern skyscrapers of Shanghai, the parties to a time-honored treaty are at war.
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These touches, set against the skyscrapers and bustle of a metropolis, create an effect that is both hyperrealistic and otherworldly.
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The Japanese megalopolis has no discernible center, and clusters of skyscrapers miles apart defy the idea of a downtown core.
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As technological improvements make building skyscrapers easier and faster, the race for the world's tallest building will continue as well.
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Some restrictions make sense: Nobody wants skyscrapers poking up among Victorian houses, and nobody wants to tear down historical buildings.
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The Great War was ending so New York City went wild, from its harbors to churches and streets and skyscrapers.
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What we need is for an ethics of data to be engineered right into the information skyscrapers being built today.
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Others are witnessed, such as the 1890-themed "builders of the city" that toil on skyscrapers above the Place d'Armes.
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Since then, Hong Kong has adapted to typhoons, including making sure its highest commercial skyscrapers can sway in the wind.
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They dream of utopias with driverless cars, radical property-ownership models, 3-D-printed houses and skyscrapers assembled in days.
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From Manhattan's skyscrapers, you can see the Ice Age on a clear day, as a Times headline writer put it.
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Landmarks include the Brooklyn Bridge, Rockefeller Center, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, among a number of Manhattan skyscrapers.
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There are sequences that seem intended to emphasize the ugly, alienating qualities of skyscrapers that ignore or distort Sullivan's principles.
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The two behemoth skyscrapers in the background of the photos unexpectedly proved as perishable as the artwork in the foreground.
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"Downtown, I think, has added at least twice as many skyscrapers as it had 10 years ago," said Ms. Fleming.
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Since the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas, skyscrapers overlooking venues filled with fans are viewed as an added risk.
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Their skyscrapers, trains and robotic advances (as in a robot manservant named Lancelot who makes pancakes) shaped modern New York.
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When I had the possibility to realize the dream, I was looking at modern buildings, skyscrapers — I was really open.
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That's the question in Singapore as it battles rising sea levels that threaten to engulf it, gleaming skyscrapers and all.
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Walking tours range from "Must-See Chicago," including the Wrigley Building, to modern skyscrapers, and most run about 90 minutes.
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In today's 360 video, watch as some Shanghai residents resist the demolition of their homes to make room for skyscrapers.
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Towering skyscrapers, highways, bridges, power plants and monuments stand as proud and silent witnesses to the resolve of American workers.
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Bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and mustard-topped hot dogs immerse viewers into the uncharted universe of early 20th century America.
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The sun dipped behind the skyscrapers of the Central district just after 5 pm, hours earlier than six months before.
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As we drove over the 59th Street bridge, colored Christmas bulbs shimmered on skyscrapers, and headlights twinkled in the snow.
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Rows of half-finished skyscrapers rose from the earth like the picked-over rib cage of a great steely beast.
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This is a franchise that has previously featured Dom and Brian jumping sports cars between and through skyscrapers in Abu Dhabi.
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Or, even weirder, Raymond Hood's 1925 concept for solving a housing crisis by fitting 50-story skyscrapers into the city's bridges.
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Another advantage of flying police vehicles could be easier access to the country's many high-rise apartments and record-breaking skyscrapers.
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After all, Manhattan skyscrapers originate from a centralized design, not from an evolving, bottom-up, spontaneous, chaotic process of creative destruction.
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All the commercial skyscrapers, housing, cultural institutions that currently sit near the waterline will be forced to contend with routine inundation.
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But in Dubai, the economy moves so incredibly fast that skyscrapers can replace a community in a matter of a year.
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He points to the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD), a cluster of gleaming skyscrapers in the northern part of the city.
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Just imagine what Henry James might make of New York's newest homes for billionaires, the attenuated skyscrapers rising above Central Park.
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Downtown, elegant prewar skyscrapers that had sat hauntingly empty for years had begun to fill up with luxury apartments and hotels.
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In skyscrapers, for instance, the floors and the structures that support them account for a good deal of the building's mass.
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We'll be taking an inside look at the high finance scenes and stories within the tall skyscrapers of New York City.
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In Odyssey you'll explore huge spaces, uncovering secrets and collectables, traversing everything from the rooftops of skyscrapers to icy underground caverns.
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Crumbling, ancient buildings line the background, and tall beams of light across the land launch into the sky like heavenly skyscrapers.
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Even the skyscrapers carry a visible flavor, the sleek glass towers festooned with motifs and embellishments that make them truly Wakandan.
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In Manhattan, many keep their hives on rooftops, including skyscrapers and office buildings which make for "fantastic apiaries", according to Coté.
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You can even wingsuit from tall structures down to the surface, making long-distance fighting atop skyscrapers and bridges more appealing.
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The table is constructed from a blend of wood and steel, with 3-D printing apparently used to model the skyscrapers.
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From the Shard, the tallest building in the European Union, the view is of a crowded skyline of fellow concept skyscrapers.
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It's incredible to see the Manhattan skyscrapers up close in a way that you just wouldn't be able to appreciate otherwise.
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Skyscrapers swayed from the force of the quake, causing frightened office workers to flee the high-rise buildings in the capital.
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A showdown between two tennis skyscrapers - with Isner topping the 6 foot 8 Anderson by two inches - predictably featured three tiebreaks.
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With their sleek design and awe-inspiring height, skyscrapers have been a fixture of our cities for well over a century.
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Wallenda's feats have included high-wire walks above Niagara Falls, between two Chicago skyscrapers while blindfolded and across Arizona's Grand Canyon.
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Pretty soon we had lights, skyscrapers, elevators, air conditioning, cars, planes, and all the other things that make up modern life.
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Over the years, Trump used loans provided by Deutsche Bank to build skyscrapers and other high-end properties, the Times reported.
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We have huge brains that allow us to build skyscrapers and come up with dazzling inventions like pizza and the internet.
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You may like looking up at the concrete jungle of skyscrapers, but you'll love looking down on them from above, too.
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Along with its iconic skyscrapers and impressive selection of pizza locations, NYC is home to a true diversity of sex shops.
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The city is masculine, full of gleaming, phallic skyscrapers, and to Elkin, this boys' world is where the real action happens.
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In his last decade, he produced luminous, pixelated images of skyscrapers by applying paint in tiny daubs on sheets of cardboard.
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Skyscrapers usually conjure images of tall, thin structures — but the newest developments in architecture are proving that's not always the reality.
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A 1930 issue of Popular Science speculated about a future in which skyscrapers would be made almost entirely of glass bricks.
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The views of Manhattan include the slender, super-tall skyscrapers rising along Billionaires' Row on the southern edge of the park.
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The miniature German city features a huge train station, massive skyscrapers, and even a waterway for mini ships to pass through.
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The sun was still above the treetops, and silhouetted skyscrapers in downtown Montreal 10 miles northeast looked like penciled-in shadows.
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In New York City, Billionaires' Row includes a set of eight ultra-luxury skyscrapers along the southern end of Central Park.
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" De Blasio also called for a ban on "classic glass and steel skyscrapers" in New York City, calling them "incredibly inefficient.
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Film Club The Op-Doc "Paraíso" (Paradise) reveals the beauty and danger of three immigrant window cleaners' work on Chicago's skyscrapers.
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Our disaffected narrator has employed Hercules to fly his 'bots through holes constructed in various skyscrapers bordering the South China Sea.
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Towering skyscrapers, highways and bridges, power plants, and monuments stand as proud and silent witnesses to the resolve of American workers.
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Manhattan offers Broadway theater productions, art galleries, shopping, world-class restaurants, parks and skyscrapers all in less than 23 square miles.
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From the design and construction of skyscrapers to picking the right sofa, virtual reality is infiltrating real estate in new ways.
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WOHA has earned a worldwide reputation for innovative techniques that emphasize green space, healthy living and other amenities in its skyscrapers.
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Gurugram, a global technology hub built on dusty farmland, is dotted with skyscrapers and swanky apartments bearing American and European names.
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They've got the tallest skyscrapers in the world, police that drive Lamborghinis, resorts on man made islands, and profound income inequality.
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Or, in a landscape of towering skyscrapers, ride an elevator to the top floor, seek an open roof deck, and jump.
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Billionaires' Row is full of super-tall skyscrapers full of empty penthouses owned by rich people who don't actually live there.
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Other unfinished skyscrapers left over from the 1997 financial crisis have either been torn down or completed, according to Lonely Planet.
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The project to build the King Abdullah Financial District began in 2006; skyscrapers were to house banks and the financial regulator.
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Despite the ridge's prominence and early allure for scientists, it turned out to be no rival for skyscrapers and urban distractions.
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The hotel is on New York's most expensive street, which is dominated by luxury skyscrapers and empty penthouses owned by billionaires.
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Fit City Urban kayakers are easy to spot along the Hudson River, watched over by skyscrapers and nonstop traffic of Manhattan.
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I would also develop homes into well-spaced lots unlike crammed skyscrapers where multiple people live are living in one building.
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Consisting of long white-plaster blocks, the Architectons resemble models for skyscrapers, a black circle painted discretely somewhere near the base.
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To the east, skyscrapers are rising in a part of Midtown Manhattan that has been rezoned to allow for taller buildings.
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We've shook our heads at shimmering skyscrapers that were meant to be the financial district but were obviously Toronto or Vancouver.
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With its restaurants, bar and meeting rooms, the club has been a fixture amid Hong Kong's skyscrapers since the colonial era.
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There are women who want to design skyscrapers, too, but this represents an awfully limited view of what architecture could be.
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The structure, between East 55th and 56th Streets, has classical touches that set it apart from many neighboring skyscrapers in Midtown.
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They knew that behind Birmingham's new skyscrapers and fancy restaurants that served polenta instead of grits, the Old South still lurked.
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The action-thriller "Saaho" opens "far from India," a voice intones, in an almost sci-fi city of gleaming, antiseptic skyscrapers.
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The plot, in fact, basically just bumps along between huge battles that leave skyscrapers scattered as if they were tinker toys.
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But much more is at stake in relations between the United States and Turkey than a shopping mall and two skyscrapers.
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For all its megamalls, haute cuisine and dizzying skyscrapers, Dubai can flip at speed from international playground to repressive police state.
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Here, Haring envisions the city as a kingdom of phalluses: he transforms Manhattan's churches, skyscrapers, and fire hydrants into architectural penises.
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It differs greatly from the Midtown location, a heavier, more closed-off structure that was situated in a forest of skyscrapers.
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He's somebody who likes to build skyscrapers and get a new wife whenever the old model is not looking so good.
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But it has already been displaced as an emblem of colonialism by the row of super-tall skyscrapers along 57th Street.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Blink and you might miss the rise of another dozen luxury skyscrapers in New York.
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Wishful views of wealth — skyscrapers, stadiums, and private jets landing at nearby Boeing Field — are visible through a tangle of trees.
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The photos capture the eerie sensation of standing on a silent street surrounded by empty skyscrapers and public spaces devoid of life.
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Fisher says the floors will be assembled at a factory and then later attached to the tower -- that's another first for skyscrapers.
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It was too far to see them, but people were looking out of each bright coloured window of the skyscrapers, I promise.
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One day, Angelenos might summon self-driving cars to take them through streets of skyscrapers, where 10 million people live and work.
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Most of the time, I found myself walking beneath skyscrapers with few other pedestrians around, apart from right around Brickell City Centre.
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California has made significant strides in earthquake preparedness, but because of a severe housing shortage, San Francisco has been building more skyscrapers.
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This week, horizontal skyscrapers, Facebook's Cambridge Analytica meltdown, living in a masterpiece, death tribute cartoons, the politics of Google Maps, and more.
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The skyscrapers of Birmingham seem remote, just as the industrial prosperity of the vaunted post-war "New South" did to Kolb's followers.
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A self-described acrophobe who shied away from the precipices of the skyscrapers he was constructing, he loved piloting his own airplanes.
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But he stresses that he set himself apart when he headed to Manhattan and began building skyscrapers instead of affordable rental units.
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After the end of the civil war in 2002, oil wealth started to flow, bringing new roads and fancy skyscrapers to Luanda.
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Some live in rural farmhouses, some live in high-rise city skyscrapers, and then everything in between, in suburban and exurban environments.
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From the top floors of lower Manhattan's skyscrapers, five miles away, they look like brachiosaurs gathered at a Jurassic-era watering hole.
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Concrete and steel are both materials used in the superstructures of skyscrapers, but they behave very differently under prolonged exposure to fire.
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If shiny surfaces really were conducive to contemplation, then Midtown Manhattan, with its concentration of glass skyscrapers, would be a meditation mecca.
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In Furious 7, they steal a flash drive from a really nice car by driving it through three skyscrapers in Abu Dhabi.
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The bowl facing the main stage, nestled in the belly of the city's small array of downtown skyscrapers, swelled with writhing bodies.
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In the 1930s, however, skyscrapers taller than this began to shoot up in New York City, signaling a new era in architecture.
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It just announced the top 10 skyscrapers for 2019, which were picked by a jury of architecture experts from around the world.
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Social media and skyscrapers Rooftopping as a hobby didn't start in China -- it's been around as part of social media for years.
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The tower's terracotta and bronze exterior does differentiate it from the sleek glassy surfaces of the other new skyscrapers on Billionaires' Row.
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The master bedroom views face north toward the skinny, supertall skyscrapers rising on Billionaires' Row along the southern edge of Central Park.
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Chicago has an imposing skyline, too, but only on one side of the course, and the skyscrapers are farther from the water.
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The skyscrapers went up in Beijing, and in many other cities around the world, while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled in Detroit.
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McDaniel says that when foreign tourists arrive for the festival, they're often shocked not to find skyscrapers and a bustling urban atmosphere.
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It was then that he turned left and spotted, between the skyscrapers, the third cloud: It looked like a slice of pizza.
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Professor Sitar calls the soil conditions "very challenging" for engineers, especially when compared to the Manhattan schist that anchors New York's skyscrapers.
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The lights of skyscrapers on the city's main Reforma Avenue less than a mile away seemed a very distant reminder of normalcy.
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As part of this development, nations expand their financial and banking sectors; research shows that skyscrapers are needed for this to happen.
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Across China, we see a strong correlation between the heights of cities' skyscrapers and the size of their populations and local economies.
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Recent research suggests that younger local officials build more skyscrapers and invest in more infrastructure to enhance their standing within the government.
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And so what people don't realize is that the gateway for the skyscrapers here was the Queensboro Bridge, the 59th Street Bridge.
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He looked toward the windows, where we could see the edges of Doha's hypermodern sprawl, studded with oblong skyscrapers and cavernous malls.
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Chinese people have long looked to America as a source of inspiration, with its gleaming skyscrapers, financial power and unparalleled military might.
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Look up, and looming right above this rustic setting are the crush of skyscrapers in Shenzhen, China, almost close enough to touch.
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It was a model that helped China build its skyscrapers and high-speed rail lines and ushered in an era of prosperity.
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Chants of a popular protest slogan, "Reclaim Hong Kong; revolution of our times," echoed off a canyon of skyscrapers and shuttered malls.
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Chants of a popular protest slogan, "Reclaim Hong Kong; revolution of our times," echoed off a canyon of skyscrapers and shuttered malls.
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It was an unprepossessing location for a firm that would become one of the most prolific designers of skyscrapers around the world.
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Like many architects, he worried that modernism was not sufficiently expressive, and he admitted to a great admiration for many early skyscrapers.
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Wood said the warmth of the copper mimics a beating heart — a contrast to the shimmering blues and silvers of nearby skyscrapers.
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This spinoff series borrows that approach, focusing on six metropolises with landscapes and skyscrapers best seen from above, beginning with Las Vegas.
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Zoning loopholes that enabled skyscrapers on mid-rise blocks are being scrutinized, and could even result in the shortening of some towers.
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It is less dense than the wealthier cities to the south, with fewer skyscrapers and malls, and it is a little shabbier.
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But I do worry that many of its most unique independent voices will get bulldozed as big companies rush to construct skyscrapers.
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In the center of the city that is at the center of the world, there's an Art Deco pedestal surrounded by skyscrapers.
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Emblematic of the problem is the fact that Riyadh's King Abdullah Financial District, begun a decade ago, has more skyscrapers than tenants.
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Providing contrast are shots of the luminous nocturnal beauty of skyscrapers under construction that will do nothing to succor the lives below.
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Luzhkov, a wily wheeler-dealer who presided over Moscow's transformation into a metropolis of skyscrapers and shopping centres, was hardly a communist.
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The skyline of central Hong Kong, with closely packed skyscrapers rising in front of lush hills, is stunningly reflected in Victoria Harbour.
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The skyline of central Hong Kong, with closely packed skyscrapers rising in front of lush hills, is stunningly reflected in Victoria Harbour.
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Loudly applauding one another, these relative strangers begged for transparency, for a say in what happens and for a moratorium on skyscrapers.
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The report recommends that the city step up its inspections of older skyscrapers when they are renovated or change owners or tenants.
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Skyscrapers already fill Manhattan, but the majority of them look the same, write American designers Jayong Shim, Dailong Ma, and Tai Feng.
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Robert has previously climbed a number of the world's best-known skyscrapers, including the Burj Khalifa and the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur.
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Huge billboards advertising its new P30 smartphone have been plastered across the region, appearing near canals in Italy and on skyscrapers in Madrid.
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The building only has 7 floors so it's dwarfed by the surrounding skyscrapers—as a result the towers create a natural echo chamber.
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These efforts have led to prefabricated, modular, and sustainable steel skyscrapers that can be constructed in a matter of a couple of weeks.
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There are people throwing fireworks into the crowd from the skyscrapers and a group marches by with a full stoplight they somehow dismantled.
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We could be the "rising Asia," all glittering skyscrapers and futuristic urban design, or the rustic, impoverished-yet-inspiring backdrop for slumdog millionaires.
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As his flight approached Chicago shortly afterwards, he held up the pin against the skyscrapers below and thought it could vie with them.
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"One way or another, I have to make it to the other side where there are skyscrapers and life is better," he said.
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Hudson Yards is a new $25 billion complex of commercial and residential skyscrapers built on Manhattan's far west side above the rail yards.
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Many of the city's skyscrapers, including One World Trade Center, have had to deal with ice shearing off their buildings on frosty days.
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With the monumental views in all directions of skyscrapers, bridges, and the constant movement of people, it's a ready backdrop for superhuman narratives.
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In Doha bumper-stickers on cars and posters, even on skyscrapers, display the emir in heroic pose over the words: "Tamim the Glorious".
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By contrast, Iran's neighboring countries on the other side of the Persian Gulf have fully adopted skyscrapers as part of their urban lives.
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Trump is a man best known for slapping his name on anything he possibly can, from skyscrapers to steak sold at Sharper Image.
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That would have been some $11 million from Amazon alone, so it fussed mightily and halted construction on several of its skyscrapers downtown.
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Similar principles could also be applied to things like antennae, lampposts, chimneys, and skyscrapers—all of which could benefit from better aerodynamical design.
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Today, the fiery forges that once melted raw iron to build U.S. skyscrapers, consumer appliances and family station wagons have largely gone cold.
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If Midtown residential skyscrapers have sparked controversy, their Upper East Side counterparts seem to have met with less of an outcry so far.
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Many pieces depict ziggurats, in keeping with common interpretations of the fabled tower's assumed shape, though skyscrapers and ruins are just as common.
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But there is no higher authority for the rescue of wayward ringtails on skyscrapers, the raccoon had to work it out for itself.
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But while newer apartment blocks and helipad-crowned skyscrapers have been constructed to withstand earthquakes, many older buildings remain at risk, said experts.
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But earlier this week I found myself soaring above the earth, skyscrapers in the distant background, ships gently rocking on the water below.
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The parade route has become known as the "Canyon of Heroes," as the giant skyscrapers of downtown Manhattan resemble a man-made canyon.
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Whether pencil skyscrapers or squat apartment blocks, the buildings are shaped by the same invisible force: the U.S.'s first city zoning code.
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The regime hopes to move forward with projects that were deeply unpopular before the war, raising skyscrapers, hotels and restaurants from the rubble.
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Billionaires' Row is the term for a collection of supertall luxury skyscrapers in New York City along the southern end of Central Park.
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While downtown Dallas is flush with glassy skyscrapers and high-priced restaurants, large tracts of the city's southern sector are empty and ragged.
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To the west, you can see the new Hudson Yards skyscrapers sprouting up next to the Hudson River, and beyond that, New Jersey.
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It's particularly tough to be a claustrophobe on an island of skyscrapers, where the vast majority of people rely on elevators and subways.
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The blast would hit a mess of skyscrapers just south of Central Park, somewhere near the corner of 50th Street and 7th Avenue.
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From the observation deck, you can see mountains in four directions, water in two and, just to the south, a forest of skyscrapers.
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Built into the mountainsides of Hong Kong, these terraced cemeteries appear next to the many skyscrapers that make up the densely packed city.
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A dense mix of banks, stores, restaurants, skyscrapers and residential towers along palm-lined roads, the neighborhood is the city's main financial district.
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MC), has bought one of Madrid's most famous skyscrapers for 490 million euros ($551 million) through his property investment arm, a source said.
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While some cities have enjoyed prosperous economic growth, spurring the construction of impressive skyscrapers and other structures, others have tragically lost beloved landmarks.
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The main buildings resemble skyscrapers that have been expelled from other cities and deposited here, their mismatched angles gesturing in an aesthetic void.
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It got there by introducing ambitious plans to build industrial parks, economic zones and glamorous skyscrapers, some among the tallest in the world.
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Shops and homes taped up their windows to protect them from shattering but a number of panes from office building skyscrapers were smashed.
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With 16 buildings of 500 feet or taller slated for completion this year, it could be the city's busiest ever for new skyscrapers.
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With the departure of its longtime tenant, the building is joining a growing list of classic New York skyscrapers that are reinventing themselves.
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But, paradoxically, the seasoned adventuress feared becoming lost in the metropolis and got her bearings by imagining skyscrapers as summits along a trail.
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With Manhattan skyscrapers as a backdrop, Roscoe and Sharon Fawcett celebrated their 22009th anniversary with a meal of steak, corn and baked potatoes.
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He might zoom between the skyscrapers of Manhattan, saving the day in action-packed faceoffs, but fans never forgot where he was from.
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The photographer who gained fame capturing Hong Kong's dense skyscrapers and the minutiae of its daily life died on Thursday at age 65.
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All of his work — from his commercial skyscrapers to his art museums — represented a careful balance of the cutting edge and the conservative.
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A delegation of North Korean provincial leaders visited China recently to inspect major cities, where they saw glimmering skyscrapers and high-speed trains.
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Although deeply rooted in tradition, it was not a return to roots, she insisted, but an innovative approach for the Africa of skyscrapers.
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That includes the sides of skyscrapers, which broadcast the exploits of Montag and his crew as a kind of pyromaniacal propaganda reality show.
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I sat on a bench for a while, with my back to the skyscrapers, watching office workers limber up for a friendly game.
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Loyalty to Moscow was rewarded with lavish federal funds to raise Chechen towns from rubble and build shiny skyscrapers in the capital, Grozny.
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Pudong, home of many of the gleaming skyscrapers that define Shanghai's skyline, became one of China's most successful and high-profile development projects.
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This movie, in Bryant Park, surrounded by skyscrapers and with enough nostalgia to fill a Broadway theater, just feels too perfect to resist.
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Overhead, new skyscrapers rise, while underground, the police stage sting operations to make sure people don't hop turnstiles to ride the failing subway.
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Playing a disabled war veteran who now assesses security for skyscrapers, Dwayne Johnson springs to the rescue when the Pearl comes under attack.
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Today, parts of Brooklyn have been filled in with skyscrapers, and the borough's skyline is starting to look more and more like Manhattan's.
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Lever House arrived when glass-box skyscrapers were new, city planners were wary of them (can you imagine?), and setbacks were the law.
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The set of supertall luxury skyscrapers south of Central Park has attracted wealthy buyers including Michael Dell and hedge-fund billionaire Ken Griffin.
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China, the world&aposs leading builder of skyscrapers, only erected 57 tall buildings (656 feet or taller) compared to last year&aposs 92.
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The magnetic city where it's normal to be different From free love and LSD to tech and skyscrapers, this city's still a gem.
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The braver ones can ride the RER A suburban train to La Défense, the city's business district, where skyscrapers and vast avenues coalesce.
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A "Symphony of Lights" took place instead, involving projections on the city's tallest skyscrapers, while smaller-scale pyrotechnics were launched from waterfront rooftops.
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With its buzzing, finance-propelled economy and extreme scarcity of land, no city in the world has as many skyscrapers as Hong Kong.
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Few genuinely expect Beijing, with the world's media watching, to roll its tanks through Hong Kong's streets of glittering skyscrapers any time soon.
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Read: its impressive sculptural skyscrapers that dot the skyline and its trendy neighborhoods like the West Loop, which has practically become a foodie mecca.
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A handful of 35-plus-story skyscrapers have appeared since 2010, and an 192014-story building is being constructed by the private conglomerate Vingroup.
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On his website, he says he's ventured into Chernyobl and has several pictures from that trip along with photos from the top of skyscrapers.
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Now he's an architect based in New Haven, Connecticut, where he works with the firm Pickard Chilton specializing in glass skyscrapers and corporate buildings.
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Additionally, the USDA directed money to research on everything from renewable energy and allergen-free peanuts to carbon capture in soils and wooden skyscrapers.
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Dubai, the Gulf's tourism hub known for its glittering skyscrapers and luxury properties, shops and restaurants, attracted 15.92 million overnight tourist visitors in 2018.
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The coastal floodplains of South Florida, meanwhile, were made suitable for highways, golf courses, and skyscrapers, setting the stage for a massive population boom.
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The skyscrapers on all four sides of the park cradled the men, permitting them only a small, neck-wrenching peek at the sky above.
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Mangkhut sent scaffolding toppling from skyscrapers and cranes spinning, as videos and pictures posted online showed buildings swaying in the wind, and shattered windows.
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I never look up at the skyscrapers anymore, and if I do, it's only to find the tiny patch of sky in between them.
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Some have been pressed under the additional weight of enormous skyscrapers; they are judged to be responsible for 30% of metropolitan Shanghai's surface subsidence.
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Martin Schulz, the SPD's centrist leader, sought to protect his working-class flank in last year's election by railing against bankers in "mirrored skyscrapers".
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But never forget, it is also a color that can call to mind super-futuristic cities, skyscrapers, and the exteriors of modern art museums.
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This chance was not entirely squandered—Angola has more roads and dams and skyscrapers than before, and its people are a bit less poor.
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The video explains in more detail, but it's really interesting to learn about how different skyscrapers use different methods to get taller and taller.
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The hill below his apartment building descended straight into downtown San Francisco, where towering skyscrapers were packed together like travelers in a Tokyo subway.
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At the time, hundreds of new skyscrapers were simultaneously growing in cities like Dubai or Abu Dhabi, and all were covered by glass panels.
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The tallest building west of the Mississippi River opened yesterday in once-stodgy downtown Los Angeles, which is sprouting a crop of new skyscrapers.
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You can see it in the towering skyscrapers, shot on 35mm in black and white, and hear it in the old-fashioned orchestral score.
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For men, the cemeteries are particularly arresting — suddenly, the skyscrapers that so perfectly encapsulate progress start to look like headstones to more you look.
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Of two huge projects in Beijing, one is a cluster of dune-like skyscrapers, the other a hollowed out vortex of glass and steel.
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The golden light glowed over the skyscrapers, illuminating cars and people, bringing the city to a still — if only for just a few seconds.
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The history of the Woolworth Building puts it in stark contrast to the brand-new, super-tall and skinny skyscrapers rising on Billionaires' Row.
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If the Vessel becomes a rival to the Statue of Liberty, it will be unusual, in the landmark category, for being corralled by skyscrapers.
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The reconstruction was bankrolled by Russia and the city now hosts Europe's largest mosque, a multi million-dollar soccer stadium and modern skyscrapers complex.
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Skyscrapers are continually going up in Abu Dhabi as more and more tourists and industries flock to the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
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One Bunker Hill is now almost surrounded by the U.S. Bank Tower and the 26-story 400 South Hope building, two 1980s-era skyscrapers.
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In Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Earth's remaining humans scuttle through a gritty, neon-soaked metropolis overrun by flying vehicles, flashing billboards, and oppressive skyscrapers.
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Luke Bannister raised the golden trophy over his head after the race, held with the looming skyscrapers of the Dubai Marina in the background.
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All of Trump's skyscrapers have the same aesthetic—spears of steel and rock and glass, the kind of buildings a child might imagine constructing.
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Like most spaces in Hong Kong, the restaurant is narrow, growing tall and skinny like a sapling through the gap between two towering skyscrapers.
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The city is famously full of diversions for rootless Westerners; any neurosis or perversion might be catered to in the warrens between its skyscrapers.
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In downtown Phoenix and in Tempe, home of Arizona State University, there are skyscrapers over light rail and a taste of the urbanist dream.
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Flying Wallendas: Two members of the circus family walked a wire stretched between skyscrapers in Times Square in Manhattan, 25 stories above street level.
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As gray skies hung over the city's skyline — a mixture of old, colorful apartment buildings and shiny new Doha-like skyscrapers — the mountains beckoned.
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Since Marvel's Spider-Man is all about swinging around Manhattan, much of the game's fights with criminals take place on the roofs of skyscrapers.
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According to McKay Coppins's extensive BuzzFeed feature, Trump purchased skyscrapers in the city because of his class anxiety about growing up across the river.
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Inexplicably, my father, a structural engineer whose work included major midcentury modern skyscrapers, churches, museums and sculptures, gave my mother full custody of me.
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And all of his work — from his commercial skyscrapers to his art museums — represented a careful balance of the cutting edge and the conservative.
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Children shrieked excitedly and posed for photographs, while adults gazed across the river at the Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building, one of seven Stalin-era skyscrapers.
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Ms. Ding, the farmer, said she worried about how her son, Mr. Yang, would fare in a city with so many skyscrapers and distractions.
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Chants of "Hong Kongers, add oil!" and "Reclaim Hong Kong; revolution of our times" echoed off a canyon of skyscrapers and shuttered shopping malls.
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The most popular ones are at the top of iconic skyscrapers including the Empire State Building, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, and One World Trade Center.
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Prominent architecture firms like Skidmore Owings & Merrill, PLP Architecture and Perkins & Will have done studies for wood-framed skyscrapers between 40 and 80 stories.
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Mr. Durst is worth an estimated $100 million and has long been estranged from his family, which owns more than a dozen Manhattan skyscrapers.
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It would allow for the passage of the world's largest ships, vessels the length of skyscrapers that are too big for the Panama Canal.
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Now it's home to countless skyscrapers, beautiful walkways, a plethora of hip bars and restaurants, miles of sandy beach — really anything your heart desires.
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With skyscrapers becoming an inescapable fact of modern life, miniature ones turned out to be the best way for Kingelez's imagination to confront reality.
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Take T. G. Nickel & Associates, a firm recently acquired by Consigli, whose portfolio included luxury condominiums and skyscrapers worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The contrast between the bright crop field and the drab skyscrapers succinctly captures the confrontation that the work stages between rural and urban space.
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While these skyscrapers are undoubtedly impressive in terms of their scale and ambition, in the years ahead they will need to become increasingly sustainable.
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Developers at the time were turning 28th Street into a billionaires' row, with a half-dozen skyscrapers, each boasting $2000 million penthouses, under construction.
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He dated beautiful women, married three of them, had his own television show and erected skyscrapers that bore his name in big gold letters.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Among the skyscrapers of Hong Kong, eight senior citizens gather at the Happy Valley Recreation grounds in the Wan Chai district.
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It started with small changes, like allowing farmers to keep and sell their excess produce, but progressed to skyscrapers, stock markets and unprecedented wealth.
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The pale sands of this once forgettable port alongside the emptiness of the Arabian desert have proved fertile ground for all manner of skyscrapers.
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The Hong Kong transit system owns malls, shops and parts of skyscrapers, profitable investments that help pay for transit expansion and keeping fares low.
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Three new skyscrapers totaling 5.7 million square feet of office space have been fully leased to tenants, including L'Oréal USA, Wells Fargo and Facebook.
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In Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn, the city is presently imagining the new jails as skyscrapers rising near borough courthouses where detention complexes already exist.
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THE headquarters of General Motors (GM) tower over the other skyscrapers in Detroit's city centre, a reminder that the carmaker still rules the American market.
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General Zod has taken over Krypton and begun transforming it into the world of shining skyscrapers that Kal-El is born into in Superman canon.
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Workers for China State Construction Engineering Corp (CSCEC) lay foundations for the business district, where 21 skyscrapers including Africa's tallest at 85 stories are planned.
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Most of the vendors on this particular street have been here for more than two decades, in some cases predating the skyscrapers that surround them.
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He dated beautiful women, married three of them, had his own television reality show and erected skyscrapers that bore his name in big gold letters.
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Powered in part by Jones' Cloudgine middleware and Microsoft's Azure cloud computing platform, it would allow players to fell skyscrapers with a well-placed explosive.
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But the new rules did not apply to buildings erected before that year, so the vast majority of the country's skyscrapers fell outside the regulations.
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If all the projects are realized, by 2020 the global skyline would be dominated by China, which would have nine of the 20 tallest skyscrapers.
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Forouzanfar does that by presenting earthen Iranian cities and villages with the vertical conventions of modern skyscrapers while preserving the features of classic Persian architecture.
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In the foreground, they situate a rustic house on a pier underneath a bridge; in the background are silhouettes of skyscrapers lit up at night.
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The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind-esque shot shows a couple laying down in the grass at the J Residence hotel surrounded by skyscrapers.
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I especially enjoy how Black took the opportunity to add a few skyscrapers to the horizon, which are fairly progressive in their boxy, modernist looks.
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Another compelling example of the embodiment of architecture is seen in the skyscrapers illustrating the small book He Disappeared into Complete Silence, made in 40.
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Small fires occur as frequently in skyscrapers as they do in any other type of building, but they rarely flash over into all-consuming infernos.
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Its concluding battle features a rift opening up in the sky above Manhattan; spaceships carrying alien warriors stream down toward skyscrapers, spreading death and horror.
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China has constructed more skyscrapers than any other country every year for nearly a decade, according to the Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.
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There, Stalinist skyscrapers, behemoths and monuments were built to dominate the surrounding cityscape, to change the course of history and recenter the site of power.
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The mom of two, 31, posted a few clips of the blended family pushing a stroller on a pathway with a panoramic background of skyscrapers.
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After service, all of us chefs gathered outside in the garden, looking across the water to the flashing neon signs and skyscrapers in downtown Copenhagen.
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From Italian banks to Silicon Valley start-ups, U.S. Treasury bonds and London skyscrapers, there is barely a mainstream asset class untouched by Gulf money.
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Hong Kong is well known as an urban jungle, with skyscrapers jutting out of the island's hillside, but the city is surprisingly green and rural.
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As part of its innovative work-study program, the school placed her at a prestigious law firm located in one of downtown Denver's gleaming skyscrapers.
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Does this mean that moving Wall Street from the skyscrapers of Manhattan to the flat plains of Kansas will save us from the next recession?
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There were few skyscrapers and many mom-and-pop stores (alas, no longer the case), and the subways and the river were close at hand.
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Singapore was once mostly swamp rainforest; now it is a forest of skyscrapers decorated by the biological remnants that appeal most to humans—like orchids.
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Narrator: Catastrophic earthquake scenarios have played out on the silver screen for decades, terrifying viewers with quakes that can collapse skyscrapers or topple entire cities.
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He seemed more like a toon, a cocky huckster swanning around Gotham with a statuesque woman on his arm and skyscrapers stamped with his brand.
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Hong Kong's iconic skyline, jam-packed with more skyscrapers than anywhere else in the world, has experienced a growth spurt in the past two decades.
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Yet underneath the veneer of plexi-glass skyscrapers and the historic shipping yards of the Ville-Marie, it's also been described as Canada's sex capital.
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Ridges, mountains and even flatlands are typically rooted in rocky strata, such as the bedrock that underlies Manhattan and makes it ideal for erecting skyscrapers.
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Like the cities it's being modeled after — Shenzhen, near Hong Kong, and Shanghai, particularly its Pudong neighborhood — it may someday claim the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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But India's big cities are overcrowded with residents, many of whom are stuffed into slums, low-income dwellings, single- and multiple-family homes, and skyscrapers.
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GOLD COAST, Australia — Amid the skyscrapers and coastline of Surfers Paradise here, you can spot a large surfboard with a digital clock, determinedly counting down.
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Taking the "workism" thesis to its furthest conclusion, if work is rapidly transforming into our religion, then these multipurpose skyscrapers are our temples, our cathedrals.
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"I did not have a father who gave me millions of dollars to build luxury skyscrapers, casinos and country clubs," he said at one point.
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"We are going to introduce legislation to ban the glass and steel skyscrapers that have contributed so much to global warming," he said on Monday.
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The Empire State Building, 0003 Times Square, 1 World Trade Center and other New York City skyscrapers were bathed in orange light on Wednesday night.
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Four piers, like graceful tuning forks as tall as skyscrapers, secure cables suspending a four-lane expressway 610 feet above fields of corn and rice.
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The river runs through the city west to east, bisecting London as it winds past the new skyscrapers and old docks that line its banks.
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The Shard — London's tallest and one of its most recognizable skyscrapers — juts in the distance, reflecting the morning light from its thousands of glass windows.
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They comb through trash left on the street for collection or removed in bulk from skyscrapers to see what kinds of things people throw out.
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While Toyota City's architecture is typical of a midsize Japanese town — don't expect glittering Tokyo-esque skyscrapers — Toyota, nonetheless, boasts some impressive natural bona fides.
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Today, the iconic Empire State Building still stands out, but numerous other skyscrapers have risen above it all along the island, altering the entire skyline.
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The city is already home to some of the most eye-catching skyscrapers – including the Burj Khalifa, which at 2,722 feet is the world's tallest.
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In a two-story office with a backdrop of skyscrapers, community leader Shamsuri Suradi showed the Thomson Reuters Foundation a dusty collection of handwritten records.
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In the neighborhood&aposs luxury residential skyscrapers like 15 Hudson Yards and 35 Hudson Yards, current condo listings range from $2.6 million to $53 million.
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At the start of 2019, there were several other pricey closings in Manhattan's newly opened luxury skyscrapers — though all appeared dwarfed by Mr. Griffin's acquisition.
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The birds perch on top of cliffs and increasingly on skyscrapers and other urban structures; they were taken off the endangered species list in 1999.
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Riyadh felt Floridian: wide boulevards with shiny skyscrapers and palm trees, malls and luxury shopping as primary entertainment, development concerned more with image than substance.
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There were so few skyscrapers in the city's first century that the ones that were built tell a tale of rampant egos and unrestrained power.
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But some residents in the rapidly transforming Long Island City neighborhood across the East River from mid town Manhattan's skyscrapers have loudly opposed Amazon's plan.
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The fabled massing of the Wall Street skyscrapers has been given masterful urban definition by the architects' ordering of these few blocks of new construction.
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Within the so-called socialist-oriented market economy, skyscrapers are rising quickly for a wealthy elite increasingly disconnected from the majority of lower income residents.
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Or Peter Parker, just another adolescent worried about spots and girls, who when the Green Goblin loomed was suddenly Spidey, scaling skyscrapers and running across ceilings!
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Hopefully, the scientists can get some spider boots built soon, since I know there are plenty of spiderguys just waiting to start scaling their favorite skyscrapers.
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After all, how else are you going to top cars skydiving, cars bursting out of skyscrapers, and cars flying over submarines to outrace heat-seeking missiles?
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A light rain broke just as I pulled in, the January morning breeze erasing the smoggy haze across the ridge of skyscrapers forming downtown Los Angeles.
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When you think of New York City, you probably picture soaring skyscrapers, picnics at Central Park, maybe a posh Brooklyn brownstone on a tree-lined street.
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With this massive precedent, the Flatiron District, and Madison Square in particular, would probably have another midtown with super-tall skyscrapers extending in all directions. —S.
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There were no malls, no motorways, no skyscrapers, no billboards; the only hoardings were pictures of "martyrs" who gave up their lives to defend the revolution.
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Mr Quin points out that the development across the city has happened despite significant constraints, notably on building height (skyscrapers are conspicuous by their absence here).
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In his project Retrofuturism, Iranian artist Mohammad Hassan Forouzanfar wishes to combine the best of two worlds by introducing skyscrapers into historical Iranian villages and cities.
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But just as skyscrapers are built to sway with the wind, Europe must find ways to adjust to a world where the weather is growing stormier.
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Images by PLP Architecture/University of CambridgeOver the past few years, wood has emerged as an unlikely yet desirable material for the design of future skyscrapers.
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Instead of designing a whimsical tower, Yitan Sun and Jianshi Wu propose excavating Central Park just enough that the skyscrapers around it fade into the distance.
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Click here to view original GIFDubai's skyline is an ever-growing collection of impressive towering skyscrapers, including the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
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But it's got a penchant for introducing flashy, financially questionable solutions for civic problems—remember the jet-pack firefighters enlisted to put out its burning skyscrapers?
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He joins forces with his lovelorn neighbor Clarisa (Claudia Ramírez), on a mission to commit suicide by leaping from one of Mexico City's most famous skyscrapers.
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In just over two decades, the city has transformed from a desert backwater port to a thriving metropolis with the third-most skyscrapers in the world.
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Forests of giant luminescent kelp strung over ancient clockwork machines, elaborate ruins dotting the sea floor, mermaids and talking seahorses and leviathans the size of skyscrapers.
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Peer into "Ville Fantôme" (1996) and you'll find a swirl of English and French, tall industrial skyscrapers and too-elegant carparks, pinwheel gardens, and firework plazas.
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In the last two years, 39 skyscrapers taller than 300m have been constructed, with five of the them eclipsing the height of the Empire State Building.
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It's the only major U.S. city without a zoning code saying what types of buildings can go where, so skyscrapers sometimes sprout next to split-levels.
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An ultra high-speed hyperloop—personal transportation pods whizzing through skyscrapers and sand dunes faster than an airplane—might soon become a reality here in Dubai.
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Whole skyscrapers are ripped out of their foundations in today's trailer, pulled into a darkened sky by huge alien spaceships, before being dropped back to Earth.
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And if another city is your soul mate, remember the skyscrapers are the limit: There's no one in your way of a fast-paced urban adventure.
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Instead I decide to find some place to drink in Golden Gai, a maze of minuscule bars housed in two-story buildings surrounded by Shinjuku skyscrapers.
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He made his fame with looming skyscrapers—whose height he intentionally exaggerated—and he won't abide even the slightest suggestion that his fingers are unusually short.
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But for commercial property auctioneers who focus on smaller properties rather than trophy assets like London's skyscrapers or regional shopping malls, it is a different story.
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STANDING amid the skyscrapers of Tel Aviv, looking west over the sun-warmed Mediterranean, one can almost forget how unlikely Israel's recent economic success has been.
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From the outside, the sculptured glass seems to change radically as you approach because of the folds, which reflect the sky and the skyscrapers against it.
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It's apparent now that burning skyscrapers are just something that residents of the United Arab Emirates should simply come to expect as part of daily life.
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This spring, I walked around the area to get a look at eight of the newest supertall luxury skyscrapers, several of which are still under construction.
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For many people, moving to New York City might feel financially out of reach, with rent prices that seem to climb as high as its skyscrapers.
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I spent an afternoon in Moscow's $12 billion financial district, home to some of Europe's tallest skyscrapers and where Trump once wanted to build a tower.
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Checklists have helped builders construct skyscrapers without the risk that they will collapse, assisted pilots in landing distressed planes and showed stockbrokers which securities to avoid.
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The second Turkish city to make this list, tourists head to Istanbul for its stunning mosques and mosaics as well as its modern skyscrapers and malls.
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Sometimes the topics with the most resonance are so much a part of our environment that they become invisible to our examination: New York City skyscrapers!
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Architect Virgil Bogue wanted to design a city that was the opposite of the skyscrapers found in New York, so he turned to Europe for inspiration.
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Meowth loves shiny objects, and when it sees skyscrapers lined with glass, it won't be able to resist the urge to sharpen its claws on them.
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But with massive metropolises boasting skyscrapers with thousands of windows each—let alone the half-dozen windows in each home—why hasn't this option taken hold?
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We take a selfie on the Triennale's terrace, between De Chirico's I Bagni Misteriosi ("Mysterious Baths" fountain) and the skyscrapers of City Life in the background.
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He and his band, the Attractions, were coming down from New Haven on their first tour of the United States when the skyscrapers came into view.
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Cars drive around a floodlit street circuit through the heart of Singapore against a backdrop of glittering skyscrapers while spectators are entertained by headline music acts.
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Another calls for keeping the port where it is, while constructing huge platforms above its bustling waterfront cranes on which residential skyscrapers could then be built.
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With seemingly infinite skyscrapers nearly blocking out the sun (when its famously overcast skies don't do it first), visitors don't always take to the city instantly.
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The largest is here in Gurgaon, a fast-growing city outside New Delhi with a litany of Fortune 500 companies and a skyline filled with skyscrapers.
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Major urban-renewal projects have upgraded the waterfront into a sprawl of state-of-the-art cultural venues, shopping centers and skyscrapers from five-star architects.
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At the same time, the Gherkin became less visible, almost enclosed in a thicket of other skyscrapers that is only going to grow in coming years.
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You could buy sets to make thinly disguised versions of skyscrapers by all the major architects — Mies van der Rohe, Gordon Bunshaft, Le Corbusier, Philip Johnson.
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Translated from the Arabic by Marilyn Booth, the novel tells the story of her country's evolution from slavery to skyscrapers through the prism of one family.
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These codes have helped preserve the city's historic buildings and neighborhoods while preventing its streets from being forever cast into darkness by endless rows of skyscrapers.
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A fire broke out near the top of Trump Tower on Monday, causing smoke to billow out over the skyscrapers of Midtown Manhattan and Central Park.
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Refreshingly, Egan and her characters turn their backs on a Manhattan interior defined by subways and skyscrapers, Broadway and Wall Street, to look outward to sea.
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This meant we could see all the way to the bay and the beach from the window, as well as the skyscrapers below and around us.
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But understanding how these white-collar workers occupy themselves when they get to their desks in skyscrapers and office parks across America takes a little imagination.
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There were images of fighter jets and missile launchings cut together with shots of dancing children, pictures of artisanal pizza and time-lapse sunrises over skyscrapers.
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The most recent map in the show, Bollmann's bird's-eye color lithograph of Midtown Manhattan, suggests the scale of the city's skyscrapers and dates to 1964.
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The most ubiquitous images of Asia tend to be skyscrapers, bustling metropolises, hyper urban and cosmopolitan citizenry, despite the inherently conservative or spiritual nature of society.
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Urban Studies Be skeptical when you hear about the return to glory of the American city — that idealized vision of rising skyscrapers and bustling, dense downtowns.
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It's impossible to pick strawberries, build skyscrapers, and clean hotel rooms from overseas, so these industries have continued to look to immigrants to provide cheap labor.
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The city's skyline is punctuated by the glass towers of Grozny-City, a collection of skyscrapers that house offices, luxury apartments, and a five-star hotel.
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Right: One of New York's newest skyscrapers can also be viewed through the Flatiron's rooftop balustrade: the hundred-and-four-story 22012 World Trade Center (22005).
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The view is still pretty cool — and just as in Dubai, I'm surrounded by skyscrapers, which gives things a nice, familiar, vaguely science-fiction-like feel.
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Compared to glass skyscrapers, Mr. Stern mused that his masonry buildings appeal to buyers because they look decidedly different from office towers and are eminently livable.
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Night life in the valley consists of gazing at the riot of stars in the sky, made visible because of the lack of streetlights and skyscrapers.
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I remember daydreaming through my Modelling Theory course at university, wondering if there really were soaring skyscrapers in America, with branches of Starbucks in the lobbies.
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Bahrani sets most of the film at night, accented by the glow of colored fluorescent light while newscasts displayed on skyscrapers propagandize Montag and Beatty's work.
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The eight-seat private plane is able to cope with the steep pitch that the airport requires because of noise, surrounding skyscrapers and a short runway.
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The shining stainless-steel Petronas Towers, two of the tallest skyscrapers in the world, anchor a startlingly beautiful skyline that is truly unique to this city.
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Many were offbeat: a wry look at tourists gawking up at skyscrapers in Manhattan, a plan to resurrect a South Dakota ghost town by installing Indians.
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They have pushed the conventions of public art in this green space ringed by skyscrapers, including the Flatiron Building, and traversed by 563,000 people a day.
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International Commerce Center, West Kowloon (2010) The city's height champion, with its sinuous, tapered profile, is one of the most energy-efficient skyscrapers in the world.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's skyline is changing fast, pierced by gleaming new skyscrapers which defy predictions of a Brexit-related slowdown in the capital's two financial districts.
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To my surprise, my mean arterial blood pressure was about 12 points higher when staring up at the enormous skyscrapers, indicating I may have felt stressed.
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The presence of the large plane and two tailing helicopters raised eyebrows around the city, where the sight of military craft among the skyscrapers is not normal.
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Skyscrapers being swarmed by pterodactyls stand in contrast to the music, which—riding the post-rock beat—layered fireball synthesizers against the first cries of progressive metal.
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WASHINGTON, DC — Architect David Kemnitzer spent decades collecting paper models of castles, nuclear power plants, modernist houses, farms, and skyscrapers, starting from his childhood in the 1940s.
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The sights of Centennial Olympic Park and the downtown skyscrapers are more than enough to take your mind off of the J. Crew clientele hogging the bar.
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This $49-million Aspen, Colorado estate features million-dollar windows so big they had to be made with the same heavy-duty glass used to build skyscrapers.
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Even the perspective from the wide window, gently masked with a light curtain, might seem familiar, with the swirl of foreign traffic and skyscrapers safely muted below.
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In a part of the world better known for towering skyscrapers and oil than for its startup scene, Gulf Arab entrepreneurs might be seeing bright times ahead.
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A current fan favorite are the architecture sets, which, when finished, make a 15-inch detailed replica of world-famous skyscrapers in NYC, Chicago, Dubai, and more.
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Amazon was the most visible of them, making the dramatic public threat of suspending construction of one of its many skyscrapers in the city and repurposing another.
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High-walled mansions and skyscrapers are a constant reminder of the wealth enjoyed by some, while there are millions of others living in townships and squatter camps.
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There are plenty of popular tourist destinations you can visit in every single one of the United States, from skyscrapers in big cities to famous national monuments.
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Slices of Midtown (Sunday) This walking (and eating) tour makes a case against the idea that Midtown Manhattan's garden of skyscrapers is also a desert for gourmets.
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It's hard to like someone who rakes in obscene bonuses for dismantling institutions like the NHS, replacing orphanages with skyscrapers, or selling weapons to the third world.
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From its traditional City heartland to the brash Canary Wharf skyscrapers and plush Mayfair townhouses, London represents one of the greatest concentrations of financial wealth on earth.
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This is particularly true of its views: a stunning prospect of the Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building—one of Stalin's skyscrapers—is visible from the walkway over the river.
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"I did not have a father who gave me millions of dollars to build luxury skyscrapers, casinos and country clubs," Sanders said, alluding to President Trump's background.
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Construction cranes swayed at the tops of skyscrapers, windows imploded and nearly 200 trees were uprooted, while some people used canoes to venture out into flooded streets.
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Bo remembered it spitting a rain of sizzling blue bombs down on the city, burning the park behind their house to white ash, toppling the skyscrapers downtown.
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In the blocks around the undulating, metal-screened length of the city's new bus and train terminal, skyscrapers—including the city's tallest—flash all the familiar logos.
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Elsewhere, we see the last son of Krypton hefting up his nemesis Doomsday and pushing him through entire skyscrapers while desks and walls scatter from the impact.
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He's pictured in front of the looming skyscrapers and bustling traffic of midtown Manhattan—an unusual choice, given that New York is often vilified in campaign ads.
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Rising skyscrapers testify to a construction boom in the city, businesses are printing Chinese-language brochures and salaries demanded by Pakistanis who speak Chinese have shot up.
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A nation with technology at its heart, Japan is already home to a dizzying array of high tech gadgets, gleaming skyscrapers and even restaurants staffed by robots.
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Whether you're building dreams in a lake or solving puzzles with skyscrapers, you can always expect to use the houses of cards in new and surprising ways.
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An example: the team made 150 scale models of skyscrapers to create a picturesque cityscape that Anderson only used for two shots, according to producer Jeremy Dawson.
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Some architects have even started designing wooden skyscrapers, like the proposed Tratoppen ("the treetop" illustrated above), a 40-floor residential tower on the drawing-board in Stockholm.
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The practicalities of erecting massive 3D-printing gantries suggest printing skyscrapers and other large structures is probably best not done in one go, but in smaller sections.
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For me, living in my dream house would mean looking out the window and seeing a great view, whether it be skyscrapers or a beautiful mountain skyline.
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But in earthquake-prone San Francisco there's a catch: many of the city's new skyscrapers are concentrated in a neighborhood of squishy land reclaimed from the bay.
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" The "after" story is glowingly recounted in "One World Trade Center: Biography of the Building" (Little, Brown and Co., $35) by Judith Dupré, the author of "Skyscrapers.
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When the majority of your wealth is tied up in skyscrapers, golf courses, and a shrinking pool of licensing deals, accessing it can be a real problem.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Firefighters on Friday appeared to have mostly extinguished a blaze that suddenly engulfed one of Dubai's most prominent skyscrapers on New Year's Eve, witnesses said.
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People were hooked on it in all corners of the UK: from bored teenagers in impoverished countryside villages to office workers in the skyscrapers of major cities.
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He will arrive in a Midtown neighborhood soon to be packed with big-name chefs in skyscrapers, including Daniel Humm, Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi and Joël Robuchon.
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He incorrectly assessed that the North Koreans were desperate for sanctions relief or even enamored of his talk of new skyscrapers going up across their dark capital.
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The threat to the quality of life in this well-to-do enclave of multiplying skyscrapers is obvious to anyone who has made it their home: crowding.
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Because of one-party rule, career promotion within the Communist Party is based on the ability to "get things done" — and building skyscrapers can serve that purpose.
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Kenny's production takes on some new wrinkles care of some famous friends, Baauer shows up to make "Cheat Code" and "Big Titties" feel capable of toppling skyscrapers.
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While New York City recently passed a law requiring its biggest skyscrapers to become more energy efficient, the new law could mean retrofitting thousands of buildings statewide.
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Looking up from any point of Batumi, beyond the handful of skyscrapers, you see mountains: Bright green slopes peaked in sprinklings of snow looming over the city.
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With its angular skyscrapers, luxury retailers and bizarre basket-shaped playground, Hudson Yards is the opposite of troubled — financially — although architecture critics have pounced on its placelessness.
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In some cases, such as the emergence of supertall skyscrapers in the 21st century, our real capabilities have proven to outmatch what we once hypothesized for ourselves.
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Mr. Marcus used a similar engineering technique at Central Park Tower, which at 1,550 feet tall will be among the most slender residential skyscrapers in the world.
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Among them: airplanes, bridges, skyscrapers, smiling children, American armaments, missile launches, postwar devastation, high-speed trains, a basketball player dunking a ball and horses running through water.
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"You've got to move to a lower-cost city, you've got to move to a city that has a lot of space for big skyscrapers," he said.
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It's an exploration of Miami's history, subcultures, and attraction to the unusual, as well as the myths and legends that predate the skyscrapers and luxury high rises.
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Instead, it's more like an elaborate digital Lego set that allows players to build whatever they like, designing their own castles, skyscrapers, underground bunkers and booby traps.
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Hudson Yards's skyscrapers are, for many people, a daily visual reminder of the ways in which the city seems to be surrendering itself increasingly to the wealthy.
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We see hills and streams at places now occupied by skyscrapers and subway tunnels; a red maple swamp where an H&M store stands in Times Square.
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By the time CNN arrived at the scene last Wednesday, police had blocked off traffic on the coastal road that runs between Victoria Harbor and the skyscrapers.
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It is hard to imagine that dangerous relics from a murderous, bygone era can still lie buried somewhere beneath Hong Kong's glittering skyscrapers and heaving shopping malls.
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The Hollywood sign, the skyscrapers of Downtown and the Pacific Ocean were all glistening as the sun set and tourists jockeyed for prime spots overlooking the valley.
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In the high-tech zone, construction on Goldin Finance 13, supposed to be one of the country's tallest skyscrapers, has been halted for more than two years.
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The hotel building is one of four enduring 1920s skyscrapers that anchor the DuSable Bridge (the others are the Wrigley Building, Tribune Tower, and 333 North Michigan).
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