A collection of high rises and skyscrapers from around the world.
Reflections on an unusual interlocking highrise tower in Hong Kong. We saw this one from the bus as we went by, but there are two interlocking towers of 40 plus stories, now called the Lippo Centre, designed by Paul Rudolph.
Bangkok highrise reflection (Thailand). 
Singapore street with tall yellow and green buildings labelled with Chinese characters. 
Also from Singapore, dealing with laundry when living in a highrise. 
Glass wall reflection of a high-rise building in Mexico City
Bilbao apartments with coloured glass covering the balconies (Spain). 
Decorative apartment building in the Downtown East Side of Vancouver, Canada.
A green building reflection in Amsterdam, Holland. 
The green textures in the walls are plants.
An older apartment building retrofitted with a modern glass elevator in Copenhagen, Denmark. 
Another older Danish apartment building retrofitted with a glass elevator in the courtyard. 
More of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Modern Homes and Apartment Buildings.
Albatz Travel Adventures 
Oh what fabulous photos you have for this week. I do love the sky scrapers in cities 😀
Very cool collection.
Coool
Wow. These are stunning.
Those balconies in Spain with the reflections are gorgeous.
I could quite imagine myself living in one of those little apartments!
Amazing buildings ..I used to work in the Lippo Centre 30 years ago when it was called the Bond Towers
So it was an office building? I wasn’t sure if people lived there or not. Was it interesting inside?
The lobby was amazing like all buildings in HK are ..so much marble. I worked on the 37th floor so the views were fabulous ..I don’t think there’s apartments only offices. It changed its name because of the scandal around Alan Bond at the time
If I ever get back to Hong Kong I’ll have to go inside more buildings – in fact, I think I’ll have to go inside more office buildings period – something new to explore. And I’ll have to look up the scandal – I love stories like that!
A nice collection!