Since 1999, SkyscraperPage.com's forum has been one of the most active skyscraper enthusiast communities on the web.  The global membership discusses development news and construction activity on projects from around the world, alongside discussions on urban design, architecture, transportation and many other topics.  SkyscraperPage.com also features unique skyscraper diagrams , a database of construction activity , and publishes popular skyscraper posters . I'm glad somebody finally said it. I'm not impressed at all with all the glass and boredom. I have been visiting the site since 2000, before and after, and every year since..... I'm so uninspired. Nothing wrong with an all-glass building, but why oh why, does the building have to be but one color of glass!!! Has anyone ever done an all-glass tower with a mosiac of glass? And what's stopping someone from doing so? You can take one of those old square 60's, 70's glass buildings, give it a new lease on life, just pop out some panels and replace it with different colored glass! All the skyscrapers I make out of Lego are envisioned using mult-colored glass. The Harmon Hotel Tower, part of City Center here In Las Vegas, uses different colored glass, first time I've seen it done in a high rise and it looks fantastic! I've seen lower-scaled projects with multi-colored glass, but never a big skyscraper! Come on! Come on! Let's throw in more color! New York is a colorful city, so let's get on with it!