Luigi Di Serio is an “entrepreneur” who does “ad hoc writing, website development and theorising.” He also has a degree in Urban Planning, which, we suppose, makes him vaguely qualified to rank the world’s top skylines. Regardless, his list can serve as a good conversation starter. Notably, seven out of his top 10 are in Asia:
1. Hong Kong, China
2. Chicago, USA
3. Shanghai, China
4. New York City, USA
5. Tokyo, Japan
6. Singapore
7. Toronto, Canada
8. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
9. Shenzhen, China
10. Seoul, South Korea
As I’ve not been to all ten places on this list but a fairly seven, however, I can acknowledge that I totally agree with his top 3. Truly Hong Kong’s skyline is my ultimate favourite and looks even better during Chinese New Year, I am also in particular fond of all the modern skyscrapers and architectural “tour de forces” in Chicago.
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