[albrook]

Emerging skyline: Fresh Fotos of mine. Hope you like them:)
First of few pics of the Old Historic Section- A UNESCO World Heritage Site:
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http://farm1.static.flickr.com/165/361996942_447618de96_b.jpg:D

[plinko]

WOW! Wonderful. Dig the shots from the top of the Global Bank. Is that a public deck?

[fflint]

Excellent photos.

[albrook]

Thanks! No it's not a public deck, sometimes you just have to go for it! I had the both sides of the deck to myself to take as many pics as I wanted.
The Global Bank at 43 floors 576 feet is a nice new office tower for the city and briefly held the top spot as the tallest in the City. Of course the 1000 footers underway are going to change the panaroma of the skyline significantly!:tup:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y14/coronado129/September%20an%20onward/P1000556.jpg?t=1169329582

[zerokarma]

Cool pictures

[RustNeverSleeps]

Good stuff. Panama City looks like a mix between Kuala Lumpur and Miami.

[Grumpy]

Dubai of the Americas

[boden]

Great thread. Panama has a unique style which I like. Thanks for sharing these excellent shots.

[albrook]

Thanks! The taller towers in the foto u/c approach 600 feet, the Trump Ocean Club will rise 300 feet higher in back of them.:D
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[un_xalapeño]

Great pics of the best skyline on Latinamerica

[albrook]

Your comments are most appreciated: Some more taken 01/25/07 Wow! Panama City's Skyline is more impressive in person.:cool:
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[Ex-Ithacan]

That's an impressive skyline for a city that size (about 1,000,000 I believe). Are the huge number of residential units going to all sell? Looks like traffic is crawling along in the next to last pib in the post above.

Can't wait to see what the city looks like in about 10 years, wow. Thanks for the pics.

[MattSal]

Panama City is certainly an underrated skyline and most definitely under-appreciated. It looks amazing in these photos, nice job.

[Urban Zombie®]

Awesome shots! I'd love to check out Panama City personally someday.

[albrook]

That's an impressive skyline for a city that size (about 1,000,000 I believe). Are the huge number of residential units going to all sell? Looks like traffic is crawling along in the next to last pib in the post above.

Can't wait to see what the city looks like in about 10 years, wow. Thanks for the pics.

The traffic scenerio is a good call out: Just one small example is the 104 floor 1300 foot Ice Tower resi/hotel tower u/c that will be occupied in 4 years approx. right smack on the same traffic jammed ocean front avenue (Avenida Balboa). There is major infrastructure planning underway including a huge land reclamation in front of the avenue for a green park and highway expansion.

As for the resi units selling, I'll use the same 104 floor Ice Tower example: It sold out almost immediately. Panama is an emerging hot spot for tourism and Europeans and North Americans are buying them like crazy.

[He11razor]

Panama City is awesome. It's very modern, reasonably safe, and quite cosmopolitan. I sure would love to visit again, and this time check out the beaches and nightlife.

[AZheat]

Excellent photos. I spent two weeks in Panama City in May of last year and I was very impressed. I wasn't all that impressed with the photos that I took but yours are very good. It will be interesting to see the skyline when several of the major projects that are underway are finally completed. Nice job.

[BuildCTPlace]

Hmm. I wonder why Suez City doesn't have a similarly impressive skyline, being on a famous canal as well.

[SkyWatcher]

Outstanding photos. Unreal the growth that is burgeoning there. I saw a program on TV in Texas about the growth last night and the advantages of retiring there. Looks like it will be growing for quite some time to come.

A very impressive skyline!!

[M II A II R II K]

Looks like quite a bit of activity taking place there.

A nice modern skyline is sure shaping up.

[Magnus1]

i had no idea! haven't seen PC here before. amazing skyline and coast scenes.

[PA Pride]

It's growing quickly, it seems.

[Seattle206]

It does remind one of Miami, Florida. Are many N. Americans buying in those apartment / condo towers? Mostly Miamians, I suppose. Seems soooo far away from us up here in the PNW and NE Pacific.

Thank you. I learned a lot about Panama today.

[pablosan]

What a great photo thread. I had no idea this type of development was happening in Panama City.

[Kingofthehill]

One of the most slept-on skylines out there.

[10101000]

Awesome

[BnaBreaker]

Great shots. Whenever I see photos of PC I'm always reminded of a mix between Honolulu and Singapore.

[skellergroup]

Amazing! No idea Panama was so well developed. Some big buildings.

[Jibba]

High-rises galore, and right next to abundant natural beauty, too. Thanks for posting these.

[Yankeebiscuitfan]

Nothing wrong with the shots, they are great and they give us a good look on how Panama City looks like. But IMO most of those sky scrapers are horrible. :yuck: (matter of taste)

[Preecha]

crazy skylines!! thanks for sharing. your photos are amazing. anyway, is there a beach in panama?

[Panamaniac]

WOW! Wonderful. Dig the shots from the top of the Global Bank. Is that a public deck?Yes!