The 20 loneliest skyscrapers

[No Change No Future]

Originally Posted by Manitopiaaa

Panama City's center is more packed than New York's for sure. I think the only other places with the same density are Chinese cities like Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou but that's it. Dubai is packed around one highway but that's it

LOL what a ridiculous exaggeration. Panama City has a nice skyline but it's still a tiny, tiny city, both in terms of density and land extension when compared to any huge metropolis of the world. I think you have a skewed perception of it.

[L.A.F.2.]

Manhattan's population including tourists and workers is 5.2 million in under 23 square miles. That's an average of over 226,000 people per square mile. In areas like Times Square or the Financial District, that could easily exceed 500,000 and possibly even 750,000 people per square mile at times.

[ZZ-II]

one of the loneliest towers in the world is probably the Rinku Gate Tower in Izumisano:

[BelgiumKanarie]

Strata, London