Would You Know Which City You Are in? – Bottom Up View

Martina Advaney 17. 01. 2019

The opportunity to see the entire skyline of a city is usually not what one sees daily, and yet one is usually able to recognise at least some of them. […]

The opportunity to see the entire skyline of a city is usually not what one sees daily, and yet one is usually able to recognise at least some of them. What if, for a change, you were to look up at the sky – how confident would you be to guess in which city are you are located?

New York Midtown skyscrapers
Mori Building and spider sculpture Maman by Louise Bourgeois at Roppongi Hill, Tokyo
Business district in Moscow
Bottom view of the residential house courtyard in Venice, Italy
The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur
Bottom view of the skyline of the central business district (CBD) of Sydney city
Marina district in Dubai
Business buildings in downtown New York
Group of buildings in Tai Koo, Hongkong

Author: Martina Advaney
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