Building with Christmas Lights?!

[mikeelm]

Originally Posted by Patrick

I'm sure Chicago got something

The John Hancock center has its lights red and green around Chirstmas Time.

At least I've seen it from a distance.

[Austin55]

well,at BOA dallas its always Christmas!
the tower is accented in green argon lighting year round.

[Canadian Mind]

Hard too see from this distance, but there is alot of ground-level lighting, and most of the cranes in the city are lit up.

However, I think this photo proves that nature gives Vancouver the best lighting over all:

originally posted by phesto from flickr.com (taken last night)

[PuyoPiyo]

^^^That's amazing! At least the crane with green/red lights are top of all buidlings I didn't realized that Chervon are actually part of its skyline hehe

[cbotnyse]

Originally Posted by Nowhereman1280

If I had a camera I'd go out and take Christmas pics of all the Chicago buildings, they are really decked out. Merchandise Mart's lighting scheme is quite stunning. The Hancock and Sears have their top and antennae lit up as usual. Various other buildings have lit crowns, probably 20-30 buildings in Chicago light up for holidays...

a few more...

[PuyoPiyo]

^^^Awesome

[Alliance]

Originally Posted by harryc

Photo by HarryC

You can see Sears, 225 W. Wacker (the Green lights just above Merch Mart), and Merchandise Mart in this shot. 333 south Wacker and JHC are also have more elaborate displays this time of year. Smurfit Stone, Chase Tower, Heritage at MP, and a few other guys likely have them too.

[Alxx611]

In Mobile:

[Patrick]

Ahh Chicago never fails to please!

Dose Marina City do the lighting themselves? Or do the residences put their own lights up? Either way this looks awsome:

[denveraztec]

In Denver, the most decorated building is our City and County building. Some think it is overkill and since there needs to be a separation of church and state, the lights are all privately funded.

[phillyskyline]

Thats impressive Denver. I really like the Seattle Space Needle X-mas Tree.

[cbotnyse]

Originally Posted by Patrick

Ahh Chicago never fails to please!

Dose Marina City do the lighting themselves? Or do the residences put their own lights up? Either way this looks awsome:

The residences do it all themselves, many of them leave them up (and lit) year round. I think Steely said he has his Christmas tree on his balcony.

[bobdreamz]

Bank of America tower in Miami dressed up in snowflakes & blue lighting :

[Smoker]

[skyfan]

The Penobscot Building in Detroit with its Christmas lighting and "tree"


Conlawprof http://www.flickr.com/photos/conlawprof/2112222736/

[TimCity2000]

Birmingham, Alabama's Regions Center (formerly Amsouth):



photo courtesy of: http://www.flickr.com/photos/techbirmingham/



photo courtesy of: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dystopos/

[Alpha]

Do not forget this:


Gerbrandy Tower near Lopik

The guyed masts you can see on http://www.radioscanner.ru/forum/ind...=5&topic=31655 would give excellent "X-Mas Trees" when proper decorated!

[firulais]

AWESOME pixs

[KevinFromTexas]

Our skyline's full of a bunch of grinches this year. Usually we have at least two buildings that decorate with lights, but not this year.

I took these down in San Antonio of their skyscraper decorations though.

Tower Life Building.




Tower of the Americas. The walkway around the observation deck was lit. The lights faded in and out from red to green. The "ring lights" around the roof were also red and green.


Two pictures I put together of the tower's lighting with a trial version of a gif maker program showing the lights.


Emily Morgan Hotel.