All of these photos were taken by me. Enjoy!

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nice skyline at night, and natural settings. 7.5/10

nice, 8

I give it about a 7.5. Portland seems to be adding a lot of highrises all over the Westside. I'll soon have to upgrade it to an 8.5. I especially like the 4th and 8th photos, DubbaG. Keep the great photos coming. We used to go to the top of the Pacific Building and picnic on the rooftop garden. Back then the Greyhound depot was where the Hilton Hotel addition now stands and there was a great view of the skyline from up there.

DubbaG, I suppose the little garden is still up there. I haven't been up there since the '70's. You take the elevator to the top floor then walk the stairway to the roof. It's (or was) a small sitting area with a Mediterranean feel to it. You might as well check it out and see if it's still there.

I like it, it just seems a bit small. 7.5/10

DubbaG, maybe you know the answer to this. How come when Portland's tallest buildings are listed those condos at the south end of the Portland Center are never included? I know they have presidential names like Lincoln and Madison. And at least the tallest one looks taller than the older apartment towers built in the mid-60's. I think the condo towers were added in the '70's.
I was just wondering. They're in your photo from Terwilliger Plaza.

puer, I really have no idea dude. Maybe they're just so fugly that nobody even wants to acknowledge thier existence?

Here's 2 more I took today.

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Nice Pacific Northwest-looking skyline but not much in the way of height or interesting buildings. I would think Portland would have more scrapers, and good looking ones too, considering the size of the city/metro (1.9 million), and all the "smart growth" there. But what's there isn't bad, and I'm sure it will grow a lot more in the coming years. 7/10

DubbaG-Did you ever go to the top of the Pacific Building to see if the little garden is still up there?

The skyline is small in height and extent 5/10. The natural surrounding are beautiful and I bet its's a great city to live in.

That's the building that originaly was called the Georgia Pacific Building, right? It was Portland's first building to rise over 30 stories. I never made it to the top. I don't know why. Probably because I had long hair at that time and business people always seemed suspiciuos of long-haired kids. Portland has always been a tolerant city but I think serious business people thought long hair meant "lazy, dirty hippies".
I remember when the original Standard Plaza was being built. I was about 12 and just beginning to explore my hometown's downtown. The Hilton was being built at the same time and it took me a little while to realize they weren't the same building. After the Standard Plaza was finished I used to go up and visit the Skidmore, Owings and Merril office. They had a scale model of downtown Portland that was all in an off-white. The buildings SOM designed were in pure white so the client or visitor could see what kind of buildings they were designing. Personally, I thought their
buildings all looked alike - the Hilton, Standard Plaza, Georgia Pacific, the Edith Green Federal building and I think they also did the Portland Center.
Did you know there were once plans for a Portland Center-type project on the Eastside called Coliseum Gardens? There was a big billboard that stood on the site with architectural drawings of the planned development. It was just southeast of the Memorial Coliseum. I think the east border was MLK (then called Union Ave.) One of the buildings actually got built. It's that brick retirement home near Holiday Park Hospital. I don't think anything else was ever built. They must've run low on money or something. The plans included quite a few high rises and would've given downtown's skyline quite a bit of competition. The Lloyd district has actually developed a second skyline over the years but it's a lot more spread out than Coliseum Gardens would've been.
I'll be interested in hearing what you find on top of those buildings, DubbaG.

7.5/10

6

Portland is a fabulous and beautiful city in a wonderful location
The Koin is a landmark structure
there appears to be some rather attractive small older buildings
most of the skyline is rather boxy and boring though

I finally made it up to the roof of the Pacific building this morning. I had to climb some ladders onto some restricted spots to get any views. Here are all the pics I took.

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Thanks for telling me about that man, it's really a cool spot.

I have some photos I took back in the early '70's from that building. The view's changed considerably. I'll try and get them posted asap.

7.5/10 There are quite some beautiful buildings over there.

0/10

I don't like this skyline at all, sorry!

Here's a sunrise! Notice Mt. Hood in the distance.

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What I love about downtown Portland isn't the skyline - it's how pedestrian oriented the streets are. In fact skyscrapers are not even allowed to develop in downtown Portland - only midrises as shown.

I like skylines, but in most cities - especially Atlanta - the skyscraper has devoured downtowns & turned them into ghost towns. So many people in Atlanta drive into the parking deck of a skyscraper, shop, eat in the skyscraper mall or plaza & never go outside into downtown. Besides the fact they might look attractive from a distance, up close they are extremely dull looking.

stunner. 7.

8/10
Great !!

4 more panoramas!

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7/10

Nice towers, but needs height

7/10

Portland may not have super tall highrises or the extreme densities or insane nightlife but it still a very pleasant city. Portland's attributes are quality of life. I make to Portland once in a while. Portland is one of the few cities in the U.S. that you don't need a car. I fly into Portland catch a light rail to downtown and tour the city on the MAX (light rail), get off anywhere and walk around. Portland is very walkable in the downtown area and many of the surrounding neighborhoods.

Overall I like Portland for its natural beauty, relaxing atmosphere, and its urban areas. I see that Portland is continually adding to its rail system! Good for Portland, keep up the good work on everything.

7.5
Not many skyscrapers but once you set your foot down in downtown Portland the excitement begins. For one, its the cleanest downtown I've ever set foot in. Two, you can shop till you drop. From Nordstrom, Meir and Frank, and Saks Fifth Avenue department stores, to Tiffany, Nike, J Crew and countless other stores, nice restaurants and coffee places, downtown Portland is very impressive. Very beautiful city indeed.

More skyline shots.
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It is a rather moderate skyline as for America, I'd say.
6/10, which doesn't mean I don't like it:)

Ther're many good buildings, but I don't like the skyline.

nice, clean city, I like its skyline :)
8/10

8/10
I almost moved here 5 years ago, but I picked Minneapolis instead. (Don't regret it at all. Love Minneapolis:love: )
Portland looks beautiful. The setting is amazing and the density is incredible for a relatively new American city. The planners are top notch here. Strange that Portland and Minneapolis both have a very successful regional governing councils with power. I wish other American cities would forget their politics and start one of these. It has done wonders for these two cities.

National Arbor Day Foundation would love this photo. Looks rather breatheable.
http://dubbadoo.com/portland/PDX/061703/sized_DSC03818.jpg :D

I'll give it a 9.5

Nice city with rather average skyline (in American scale). 7.5/10

7/10
I don't like it much:dunno:

Boxes. Decent. 6.5.

I moved to Portland a year ago. It's a nice pit-stop for people who aren't yet ready for the big city. We all seem to agree that it is a cute little city. Little being the operative word. Most of Oregon has height codes because the people who live here like their mountain views. In Bend, where my parents live, buildings may not exceed 3 stories. Portland's tallest building is only 42 stories, but it dwarfs the rest of the state.

Portland is very green, having trees lining the streets of most of the West Side. The East Side isn't as nice. I don't know who in these forums lives here besides me, but from what I read of the earlier posts, Portland has had some changes since it was last talked about.

Looks nice, I definitely wanna go there whenever I hit the States. It's been stuck in my head ever since I saw "Freddy Got Fingered." 7/10.

9/10 looks like British Columbia

Gorgeous! Portland has a great reputation. I give it a 9.

The skyline is allright, but the surrouding beauty is better...I give it an 8.:)

7/10

8.5/10 I LOVE Portland, best city in the Pacific Northwest.

The river, the mountains, the environment, the way the skyline is situated in it all, I adore it. Portland is a city I wouldn't mind relocating to someday. (Much better than my former home in Klamath Falls, Oregon, HAHA)

6.5/10 - Portland's skyline has very little height and few buildings, but it has really high density relative to the amount and height of its buildings. The other two things I like: First, the architectural diversity. Second, I love how the streets downtown are lined with those lush trees. A lot of cities don't have that, either.

8/10. Needs taller buildings.

Very nice city with an OK skyline. I give it a 7/10. :okay:

Man I miss this place

So pretty. I love iron bridges 10/10

Decent skyline for its size
7/10

8.5/10 very nice place . Need a 200 m tall buiding and 2 150m tall.

10.

The skyline isnt very exciting, but the beautiful scenery of the city make up for it. I give the skyline a 6 by the way.

7/10

4th Largest City in the US West Coast after L.A., San Francisco, and Seattle.

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The skyline sucks, but the city and its outlying areas are very beautiful. So for that, I vote 8/10.

10 out of 10. And no, I don't live in Portland:)))))

7/10

Portland gets a 10 from me. I am in love with the PDX for numorous reasons.

Portland is a lovely lovely city, on a scenic site and in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. On the street level the city is splendid. A very cool place, so many nice people.

But the skyline of the city always seemed underdeveloped to my eye. A height restriction has been in place for many years, and what I see as a lackluster skyline is a result of that. The individual buildings built from 1980 until now are mostly uninteresting. But when you're in Portland, the downtown area is a wonderful place to be on the street level:)

Skyline:7
City: 10

More Portland Pics from the Web

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8/10- although it doesn't have much of a skyline, it has great density, arquitecture and greeness.

6.5/10 Boxy but nice

very beautiful location and sorroundings,very clean and perfect functioning city.has nicest metro rails and the most parks in the country.the skyline isnt really much boring and no talls. but it has its charms such as china town for example. Though its not that big of a city its still large enough to live conveniently without dealing with out of control crime and traffic such as Miami, new york, Los angeles, and chicago.I gave portland a 10.

Very foresty and Pacific-Northwest-y
7/10

5/10

As others have said, the skyline is not much but the city itself is so nice that it deserves a 8/10 from me.

6.5/10 - a good city in a great state. I really enjoyed my visit there. :)

I like driving by portland. Its nice. It has a nice little skyline. 8.5/10

Pretty boxy, but I've always liked Portland, so I think I'll give it a 8/10

It's not the biggest but Portland is a very nice looking city with a very high standard of living, so I'll say 8/10 overall.

9/10

Sunrise in the Waterfront.
09/12/06

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7/10

looks like a great downtown, could use a little bit more density and height, but good public spaces designed. it is pretty small though...6.5/10

7.5/10

Do you like what you see? hmmm?
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Portland's newest edition to our skyline...Dougall took these incredible pics...

Portland's Aerial Tram
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connecting OHSU
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to our new South Waterfront District
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currently under construction
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You choose, Go By Tram, Streetcar or bike
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ahhh, Portland, where Mount Hood is our Space Needle and the forest covered hills, our skyline provided by God.
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Beautiful area. I've always been a fan of Portland, but it could really benefit from a few slightly taller, modern buildings. Parts of the skyline are a bit boxy and dated. Still a remarkable place!

6.5/7ish

Lovely setting indeed, skyline is a bit 'odd' 5/10

The skyline is very "small" in height but makes up for it in density and placement. I give the skyline a 6 and the city and surroundings a 10 so I gave an overall 8.

Living in Portland part time is amazing. Like someone said before, the hills and mountains are our true skyline. Looking at some of the pictures where buildings are surrounded by huge green trees at the bases show its ability to breath as a city. It truly is one of the most livable cities in the world. The city cares about the people and it shows. What a beautiful place to live!

7/10

OMG How I love PORTAND!!!
missing that city!!!

5.0 not bad at all

Nice, but medium. 6/10

Nice looking city. 7/10

I love all of the box buildings... I know most people don't appreciate box towers... but I love them. 8.5/10

7/10
Only a few standout towers but it seems like a beautiful place.

4/10, needs a lot of improvement.

7.5/10

looks nice
but I expected more from this city
7

I like it 7/10

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I love Portland lived there for years and hope to move back asap, and it is a wonderful place to live and the scale of the city is great.

BUT

This is about skylines, and Portland is pretty sucky in that department, 5.5, All of the worst buildings line the waterfront, the Pearl and Brewery blocks are nice, but low rise. You don't go to Portland for a great skyline, instead, you go because it is in a stunning natural setting, lots of great neighborhoods, great transit, walkable and the most livable larger city in America, or even North America.

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portland's got alot going for it, but the skyline just isn't that remarkable. 5/10

7/10 ;)

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8/10

8/10

9/10

That tall white building in the middle could use a re-clad but other than that it has good skyline that keeps getting better. 8

7/10

7/10
Portland's skyline leaves much to be desired....BUT, it is also one of the most livable and walkable cities, and the transit has no match for the size of the city. If this were about urban living I would give it a 9/10.

Steve

7/10
Portland's skyline leaves much to be desired....BUT, it is also one of the most livable and walkable cities, and the transit has no match for the size of the city. If this were about urban living I would give it a 9/10.

Steve

Pardon my enquiry, but how the hell does one quote Benjamin Franklin and Karl Max/Vlad Lenin in the same signature? That's like putting a quote from Hitler next to a quote from a Rabbi.

Top quality and design! 8/10

7.5/10

8/10

9/10 :)

8/10

7.5/10

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8.5/10

6.5/10 the mountain looks like mount fuji.

8. Good. Regards.

8/10

9/10

10/10

6.5/10 the mountain looks like mount fuji.

It's part of the ring of fire.

7/10 wish the highest had some kind of other feature.

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Mt Hood and Downtown Portland on a Foggy Day (http://www.flickr.com/photos/35021226@N02/5480479942/) by Sekkle (http://www.flickr.com/photos/35021226@N02/), on flickr

nice city but can't hardly grow.

7/10

Stubby skyline, but the scenery behind it makes up for it nicely.

7/10

7/10

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6.5 out of 10 for Portlandia.

6/10

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7.5/10
nice city but I thought the development is slow.

8.5/10

Absolutely beautiful.

6.5/10

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Another pano from the same vantage point (my roof):

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>>>> SCROLL >>>>
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Good, especially with Mount Hood in the background.

8/10

6,5/10 Good scenery but too few towers. :)

6.5/10

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All Eight Bridges (http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrodmanjr/6215751796/) by jrodmanjr (http://www.flickr.com/people/jrodmanjr/), on Flickr

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8/10

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Above The Vista Ridge Tunnels (http://www.flickr.com/photos/clarsonx/8056730100/) by clarsonx (http://www.flickr.com/people/clarsonx/), on Flickr

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Vista Bridge View (http://www.flickr.com/photos/clarsonx/8066910325/) by clarsonx (http://www.flickr.com/people/clarsonx/), on Flickr

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Above The Vista Ridge Tunnels (Explore 10/5/12) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/clarsonx/8056730100/) by clarsonx (http://www.flickr.com/people/clarsonx/), on Flickr

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Portlandia (http://www.flickr.com/photos/clarsonx/8055215457/) by clarsonx (http://www.flickr.com/people/clarsonx/), on Flickr

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8056/8083909437_1df3e18dec_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/samagnew/8083909437/)
Portland Night Vista Bridge Crown Graphic Re-Re-Remix Again (http://www.flickr.com/photos/samagnew/8083909437/) by Doha Sam (http://www.flickr.com/people/samagnew/), on Flickr

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Taking the Tram in a Storm 1 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmkeiner/8129376644/) by C.M. Keiner (http://www.flickr.com/people/cmkeiner/), on Flickr

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Taking the Tram in a Storm 2 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmkeiner/8129351621/) by C.M. Keiner (http://www.flickr.com/people/cmkeiner/), on Flickr

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8056/8129352109_5de3f842d9_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmkeiner/8129352109/)
Taking the Tram in a Storm 3 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmkeiner/8129352109/) by C.M. Keiner (http://www.flickr.com/people/cmkeiner/), on Flickr

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8466/8129382144_207caaa5d1_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmkeiner/8129382144/)
Taking the Tram in a Storm 10 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmkeiner/8129382144/) by C.M. Keiner (http://www.flickr.com/people/cmkeiner/), on Flickr

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Portland is a lovely city but it's skyline underwhelms for a metro of over 2 million.