What are your 5 favorite westcoast skyscrapers?
Mine:

1. Bank of America Tower - Seattle
2. California Plaza - Los Angeles
3. WaMu Tower - Seattle
4. Transamerica Pyramid - San Francisco
5. 2 Union Square - Seattle

Bank of America Tower - Seattle
Transamerica Pyramid - San Francisco
US Bank Tower - LA
Wall Centre - Vancouver
California Plaza - LA

But the Living Shangri-La building in Vancouver will blow them all away when its finished in 2008.

1)Washington Mutual Tower- Seattle
2)California plaza- Los Angeles
3)2 Union Square- Seattle
4)Transamerica Pyramid- San Francisco
5)Bank of America Tower- Seattle

Library Tower (US Bank Tower)
One Wall Centre
The tallest one in Seattle
Shaw Tower
That one at the end of the movie "Showtime" in LA

sorry, to lazy to do research on there actual names.

1. Transamerica Pyramid (San Francisco)
2. Library Tower (L.A.)
3. BofA Tower (San Francisco)
4. Space Needle (Seattle)
5. California Plaza (L.A.)

:D

1. Bank of America Tower, Seattle
2. U.S. Bank Tower, Los Angeles
3. Bank of America Tower, San Francisco
4. Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco
5. Washington Mutual Tower, Seattle

1 USBank Tower, LA
2 California Plaza, LA
3 WaMu Tower, Seattle
4 B of A Building, SF
5 101 California St, SF

http://www.officespace.com/osoweb/Seattle/BLDG/2UN/Building.jpg
1. Two Union Square, Seattle
http://skyscraperpage.com/gallery/data/583/28seattle-usbankcenter.jpg
2. U.S. Bank Centre, Seattle
3. Bank of America tower, Seattle
4. Library Tower, L.A.
http://www.officespace.com/osoweb/Seattle/BLDG/wamutualtower/Building.jpg
5. WaMu tower Seattle

1. Library Tower (LA)
2. Transamerica Pyramid (SF)
3. Bank Of America (Seattle)
4. Hyatt Grand Machenster (San Diego)
5. One America Plaza (San Diego)

Bank of America Seattle
Library Tower LA
Transamerica pyramid SF
Two Union Square Seattle
WAMU Tower Seattle

In no particular order:
- US Bank Library Tower - LA
- Bank of America Center (Triple Five Cal) - SF
- Bank of America Center - Seattle
- Transamerica Pyramid - SF
- Seven Seven Seven Tower - LA

edit - mistook 777 and Citigroup as one tower

Library Tower (LA)
BofA Seattle
WaMu (Seattle)
Symphony Towers (SD)
Emerald Plaza (SD)

The Marine Building (Vancouver)
Wiltern Plaza (Los Angeles)
The Smith Building (Seattle)
City Hall (Los Angeles)
Coit Tower (San Francisco)

US Bank Tower-Los Angeles
Aon Center-Los Angeles
California Plaza-Los Angeles
Gas Company Tower-Los Angeles
Bank One Center-Phoenix

Bank of America-Seattle
US Bank Centre-Seattle
Library tower-LA
1001 4th-Seattle
Transamerica Pyramid-SF

1. Library Tower (L.A.) Its a good looking building and its size makes it the best to me. :master:
2. Transamerica pyramid (S.F.) What a great design. :applause:
3. B of A Tower (Seattle) Not a bad design and ya gotta love anthing over 950 ft. :okay:
4. One Wall Center (Vancouver) The desin is beautiful, it adds a ton of beauty to the Vancouver skyline, and you can live in it to :bowtie:
5. Washongton mutual Tower (Seattle) Its very classy, very tall, and very Seattle. :bowtie:

Honorable mentions go to: Almost the entire city of Vancouver, The Rainier Tower in Seattle, the Key Tower Seattle, Two Union Square Seattle, and all the cool new projects going up in San Deigo :cheers1:

Transamerica Pyramid (San Francisco)
Portland Building (Portland)
One Wall Center (Vancouver)
First Hawaiian Center (Honolulu)
Two Union Square (Seattle)

The Marine Building (Vancouver)
Wiltern Plaza (Los Angeles)
The Smith Building (Seattle)
City Hall (Los Angeles)
Coit Tower (San Francisco)
I like your style. Ya gotta love the classics :okay:

Anything tall and modern, but not 60's horrible modern. More like glassy with set stone modern. I can't pick just five.

1) Bank of America Tower, Seattle
2) Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco
3) Library Tower, Los Angeles
4) Washington Mutual Tower, Seattle
5) Wall Centre, Vancouver

1)Bofa Seattle
2) Transamerica Pyramid SF
3) WAMU Seattle
4) Library Tower LA
5) 2 Union Square Seattle

1) US BANK (LA)
2) GAS Company Tower (LA)
3) 777 Tower (LA)
4) BA (Seattle)
5) Two Union Square (Seattle)

:)

Bank of America Tower - Seattle
Transamerica Pyramid - San Francisco
US Bank Tower - LA
Wall Centre - Vancouver
California Plaza - LA

Columbia Tower - Seattle

Washington Mutual Tower - Seattle

Transamerica Pyramid - San Francisco

Space Needle - Seattle (I don't know if it's technically a skyscraper, but I've always loved it)

Smith Tower - Seattle (I have a soft spot for this one, especially the elevators and the Chinese Room)