European Cities Skylines

[KTyahoo]

Megacities like London have no competition. Even from Moscow. Moscow is ok but its not a real megacity. Its just a couple of ultra rich folks that got the $$ during the commie-democracy change. As someone has pointed it out the list of skyscrapers being constructed in London is off the scale for any European city.

Warsaw will also have a significant update to its skyline. 2 more skyscrapers are being built right now ...

warsaw spire (220m) - very good height if you ask me










ECHO Tower (155m)







There are many more skyscrapers planned and will probably start construction in 2014 but hey ... I just posted the ones that will start building on 2013 Thats still good ... 2 new skyscrapers every year for Warsaw. 2012 was the year of Zlota44 and Cosmpolitian ... 2013 will be Warsaw Spire and Echo Tower ... 2014 - UBS Tower and HPO Tower hopefully

[ProdayuSlona]

Originally Posted by KTyahoo

Megacities like London have no competition. Even from Moscow. Moscow is ok but its not a real megacity. Its just a couple of ultra rich folks that got the $$ during the commie-democracy change. As someone has pointed it out the list of skyscrapers being constructed in London is off the scale for any European city.

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I'm not even going to bother....

[Belgrader]

Milan is a rising star I must say. Just 5 years ago, except Torre Pirelli, modern skyline was nothing special, but in just year or two it is becoming one of the best skylines of Europe, especially when you see projects that are under construction. The real advantage of Milan skyline is amazing design of those buildings, in Europe only London can match it. But I think that it was about time for Milan to get a skyline, since it is one of the top five most important cities in EU. Warsaw is also doing a great job, but in my opinion in about 10 years if they continue with this growth the city in general will be able to stand in line with Western European cities, what is amazing if you consider where they were just 20 or 10 years ago, bravo Warsaw.

[meteoforumitalia]

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[piterpan]

Originally Posted by Belgrader

Milan is a rising star I must say. Just 5 years ago, except Torre Pirelli, modern skyline was nothing special, but in just year or two it is becoming one of the best skylines of Europe, especially when you see projects that are under construction. The real advantage of Milan skyline is amazing design of those buildings, in Europe only London can match it. But I think that it was about time for Milan to get a skyline, since it is one of the top five most important cities in EU. Warsaw is also doing a great job, but in my opinion in about 10 years if they continue with this growth the city in general will be able to stand in line with Western European cities, what is amazing if you consider where they were just 20 or 10 years ago, bravo Warsaw.

[KTyahoo]

nice projects from Milan but show more of the ones that are being constructed right now lol. If I posted all the proposed skyscrapers in Warsaw, it would be a 10page post. lol. If we posted all the proposed skyscrapers in London ... well, the whole forum would just shut down :] so lets concentrate on actual in construction buildings.

[KTyahoo]

Warsaw ... right now ^_^ as in, December 2012 :]

[meteoforumitalia]

Originally Posted by KTyahoo

nice projects from Milan but show more of the ones that are being constructed right now lol. If I posted all the proposed skyscrapers in Warsaw, it would be a 10page post. lol. If we posted all the proposed skyscrapers in London ... well, the whole forum would just shut down :] so lets concentrate on actual in construction buildings.

I showed you the projects UNDER CONSTRUCTION but not visible yet, not proposed projects. you don't know how many proposed skyscrapers we have seen in Milan...

[KTyahoo]

Originally Posted by meteoforumitalia

I showed you the projects UNDER CONSTRUCTION but not visible yet, not proposed projects. you don't know how many proposed skyscrapers we have seen in Milan...

If a project is under construction, well it should be visible in some way I mean Warsaw Spire will fully start off in 2013 but at least there is a huuuuuge hole in the ground right now. There is some proof of this thing being constructed other than a CG visualisation shot :]

any pics of this being constructed?? or its just a CG pic :]

[piterpan]

forgive me but I do not want to find those roads "sadness" desolation and cubes highktyahoo ,scusa off topic

[meteoforumitalia]

Originally Posted by KTyahoo

If a project is under construction, well it should be visible in some way

the tallest -for example- it's not visible in the skyline because it has just overpassed the ground level:

[Los Earth]

Originally Posted by KTyahoo

Warsaw will also have a significant update to its skyline. 2 more skyscrapers are being built right now ...

warsaw spire (220m) - very good height if you ask me









There are many more skyscrapers planned and will probably start construction in 2014 but hey ... I just posted the ones that will start building on 2013 Thats still good ... 2 new skyscrapers every year for Warsaw. 2012 was the year of Zlota44 and Cosmpolitian ... 2013 will be Warsaw Spire and Echo Tower ... 2014 - UBS Tower and HPO Tower hopefully

Warsaw Spire isn't 220m it's 180m without the spire

[aarhusforever]

Originally Posted by KTyahoo

Moscow is ok but its not a real megacity. Its just a couple of ultra rich folks that got the $$ during the commie-democracy change.

...Moscow not a real megacity??

...A big thanks to all you guys and girls for posting those impressive photos

[citysight]

cool pictures of the Haque...the 2nd largest skyline in my country:-)

Originally Posted by CitoyenNéerlandais

The Hague

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Plein/New Skyline The Hague, NL by Eduard van Mil (one pic. every Friday and Saturday, on Flickr

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The Hague (Holland) by Marc Wevers, on Flickr

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Skyline by dtepas, on Flickr

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The Hague square by stephen.weinman, on Flickr

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Downtown The Hague at Night by Christopher A. Dominic, on Flickr

[piterpan]

I have a doubt! from render, the antennas on the spire do not seem to warsaw structural elements, will be counted with the final height? I do not like the design and I find no relevance under the name, pero'e 'my parere.grazie .. then take us back to topic.

[piterpan]

I have a doubt! from render, the antennas on the spirewarsaw do not seem to structural elements, will be counted with the final height? I do not like the design and I find no relevance under the name, pero'e 'my parere.grazie .. then take us back to topic.

[CitoyenNéerlandais]

La Haye

Originally Posted by DeltaMetropolis

The Hague intersection A12-A4 'Prins Clausplein':

[KTyahoo]

Originally Posted by meteoforumitalia

the tallest -for example- it's not visible in the skyline because it has just overpassed the ground level:

Thats more like it lets hope they finish it

Originally Posted by Los Earth

Warsaw Spire isn't 220m it's 180m without the spire

but it has a spire so its 220m. lol, thats its actual height. deal with it mate

Originally Posted by piterpan

I have a doubt! from render, the antennas on the spire do not seem to warsaw structural elements, will be counted with the final height? I do not like the design and I find no relevance under the name, pero'e 'my parere.grazie .. then take us back to topic.

use google.translate mate otherwise this post is pointless :]

[greatturk]

real megacity İSTANBUL:13,624,240

[piterpan]

many poost seem inleggibili here, my second post and 'chiaro.grazie