The tallest building from each U.S. state in one skyline in a universe where physical space and proportion have no meaning.
Wednesday 26 September 2007
Tallest Building In Your Mind
The tallest building from each U.S. state in one skyline in a universe where physical space and proportion have no meaning.
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This would be a bit more entertaining if it actually identified the State for each building.
New York (Empire State Bldg.) and Illinois (Sears Tower) are easy enough to pick out.
The white one with the ugly US Bank sign blocking its upper windows is ours (Wisconsin's). And Washington DC's Washington Monument is either missing or too small to see against the other buildings.
After that, I only know a few:
- The pointy one with the tower on top that appears about 10 buildings or so to the right of the Sears Tower is Pennsylvania's. Or, at least, it was their tallest. The Comcast Center (which is still under construction) is set to pass it. Depends how far they are with the construction as to whether or not it has already.
- The black building two to the left of Wisconsin's is Washington's.
- The little domed one two to the right of Wisconsin's is Wyoming's (it's their capitol bldg).
- The curved one that says "Wynn" at the top left is Nevada's.
- The tall tan-ish one with the rounded top 6 buildings right of Nevada's is California's.
- The second-last building on the right is Massachusetts'.
No clue on the others.
Oh, wait. The building just to the left of the Empire State Bldg. looks like the Goldmann Sachs building in Jersey City, NJ.
The building furthest to the left is the First Interstate Bank building in Billings, Montana.
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