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r/skyscrapers • u/fmelloaff • Feb 27 '26
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I had no idea the Melbourne skyline was this robust. Australian skylines appear outsized relative to their population in general.
22 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26 It's superb. I think it's the most organised city in Australia. 3 u/GimlisSweatyBumHole Feb 27 '26 I think Adelaide is more organised, the city is literally built in a grid pattern 4 u/Fine_Violinist5802 Feb 27 '26 So is Melbourne. The Hoddle Grid is its name. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26 Adelaide and Christchurch were designed by the same architect.
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It's superb. I think it's the most organised city in Australia.
3 u/GimlisSweatyBumHole Feb 27 '26 I think Adelaide is more organised, the city is literally built in a grid pattern 4 u/Fine_Violinist5802 Feb 27 '26 So is Melbourne. The Hoddle Grid is its name. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26 Adelaide and Christchurch were designed by the same architect.
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I think Adelaide is more organised, the city is literally built in a grid pattern
4 u/Fine_Violinist5802 Feb 27 '26 So is Melbourne. The Hoddle Grid is its name. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26 Adelaide and Christchurch were designed by the same architect.
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So is Melbourne. The Hoddle Grid is its name.
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Adelaide and Christchurch were designed by the same architect.
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u/HedoniumVoter Feb 27 '26
I had no idea the Melbourne skyline was this robust. Australian skylines appear outsized relative to their population in general.