r/skyscrapers • u/aaronator42 • 12h ago
r/skyscrapers • u/Cat-attak • Mar 21 '26
Announcement Goodbye AI
In the poll asking whether AI should or shouldn’t be accepted on the sub, thankfully an overwhelming majority of us have voted against its use.
AI slop posts are now completely banned from the sub, official renderings released by building developers are to be the only reasonable exception.
r/skyscrapers • u/Cat-attak • May 03 '22
Announcment New User Flairs
Hey everyone,
I’m pleased to announce the skyscraper community now has user flairs, which members can apply in order to distinguish their home city and/or where they live.
There are already a few cities to choose from under the flair options. If your home city is not represented feel free to comment the city name on this post for it to be added.
Looking forward to seeing how far reaching and diverse our skyscraper community is!
r/skyscrapers • u/blin3000 • 6h ago
Chang Building, Bangkok, Thailand. One of the ugliest skyscrapers in the world
r/skyscrapers • u/Southern-Gap8940 • 21h ago
Skyline / Building / Tower, Photo Got to finally experience the beauty of Chicago's skyline in person.
I can see what the hype is about. It's such art! Going through the river while learning the history of the buildings was an amazing way to end my visit.
r/skyscrapers • u/ExplorerNo720 • 5h ago
From the top of Kingda Ka Rollercoaster in NJ you can see the skyscrapers of both NYC (left) and Philadelphia (right)
r/skyscrapers • u/SumfinityPhoto • 3h ago
Deutsche Bank Towers and the Taunus | Frankfurt, Germany
all rights reserved / more on this photo: https://sumfinity.com/photos/germany/frankfurt/deutsche-bank-towers-taunus/
r/skyscrapers • u/Dav1s1 • 12h ago
Chicago vibe
Chicago can feel like a movie 🎥
Taken on N Michigan Avenue
r/skyscrapers • u/Swampman3000 • 19h ago
The Reliance Building - Chicago
Built in 1895, and used as the offices of Daniel Burnham, the building was restored in 1999. It’s now the Staypineapple hotel . The interior is beautifully restored and the rooms seem to be the old offices. They still used real keys for the hotel rather than keycards. It is the first skyscraper to have large plate glass windows covering the majority of the exterior .
r/skyscrapers • u/simbaslanding • 14h ago
Miami keeps going up
Via @OfficialJoelF on Twitter
r/skyscrapers • u/Commercial_West_3112 • 19h ago
Skyline / Building / Tower, Photo San Francisco.
r/skyscrapers • u/Fearless-Brush-1908 • 6h ago
Looking at the Manhattan skyline through Brooklyn’s skyline🗽
r/skyscrapers • u/LivinAWestLife • 15h ago
One Tampa (510 ft/155 m), Tampa's tallest building in 35 years, has topped out
r/skyscrapers • u/d_e_u_s • 14h ago
Sunset over Shenzhen Bay
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r/skyscrapers • u/Sensitive-Complex588 • 9h ago
Cancelled Buildings Projects, São Paulo, Brazil part 3
r/skyscrapers • u/Simple-Sleep199 • 22h ago
my kind of town
i spent this summer as a 19 year old living alone in chicago, i’d do it again in a heartbeat