re: Which American city above 200,000 people has the most weak-arse skyline?

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Don't be mad when Shreveport becomes the city of the future.

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Austin has done well getting the tech companies downtown. They tend to go for sprawling suburban campuses.

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Unfortunately everything else about Austin's urban planning is completely fricked.

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Do Jackson, Shreveport, Beaumont, and Montgomery have over 200,000?

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Jackson used to

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Shreveport/Bossier skyline trumps BR by an East Texas mile.

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This is the last death rattle of person who lives just to $hit on BR.
Shreveport has the lamest and most cookie cutter skyline of any city sniffing 200,000

Baton Rouge at least has a building in it's skyline that had the distinction of being the tallest in the South for about two decades, and there is nothing in the Shreveport skyline anything like the Galvez and Iberville buildings:









Knew there would be somebody in here swinging this $hit.


A better comparison for S'port would be a city like Monroe.

...And I agree with the OP on the incredible weakness of the Memphis skyline.