Glassscrapers!...

[KCghettoboi]

Nice pics! very unique...I don't think I've ever seen a glass scraper with that colored glass...

[Brickell]

I'm not crazy about gold glass, but that's a nice looking building.

[wolfdawg54]

I'm not crazy about gold glass, but that's a nice looking building.

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The gold glass is pretty neat. Does the Korea Life building have gold glass as well? I think it does but I am not sure.

[Spartan]

Minneapolis has a great skyline

[BigCityAttitude]

Minneapolis is one of my favorites.

[Fruit Cove]

what are their tallest buildings?

[Allan]

what are their tallest buildings?

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The tallest building is the 56 story, 776 foot tall 225 South Sixth Street. I need to find a decent pic of the building. In the meantime, check out this link: http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/bu/?id=122753

[NorthStar]

I love the architecture throughout downtown Minneapolis. Here are some of my favorites.

225 South Sixth

Wells Fargo Center

IDS Tower

Fifth Street Towers

Dain Rauscher Plaza

Target Plaza South

Accenture Tower

One Financial Plaza

American Express Building

LaSalle Plaza

Campbell Mithun Tower

AT&T/International Centre

[KCghettoboi]

I really like australia's glass towers...

[Urbanrailfan]

Glass skyscrapers in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. If pic links are broken, go to Emporis.

DALLAS

- Bank of America Plaza, 927 feet, built 1985. View from Reunion Tower in first pic. Outlined in neon in last pic.

- Renaissance Center, 886 feet, built 1974. This used to be the tallest building in Dallas when built until BofA stole that honor 11 years later. Tallest in Texas for 8 years until Houston's TX Commerce (now JP Morgan Chase) Tower took over.

- Fountain Place, 720 feet, built 1985.

- Trammel Crow Tower, 686 feet, built 1985.

FORT WORTH

City Center Tower II, 547 feet, 1984.

Chase Texas Tower, 477 feet, 1982. Built two years earlier than its taller twin, it was also known as City Center Tower I.

The Tower, 453 feet, built 1974; now reconstructed to finish in 2005. Formerly known as Bank One, this tower was severly damaged in a tornado in March 2000. Bank One lost all of that office space and relocated to a 10 story building across the street. Simply called "The Tower," it is reconstructed to be Fort Worth's tallest condominium high-rise, as shown in first rendering. Note two of the last three with every other window pane out.