The rebuilt Frauenkirche, the great Baroque cathedral where Bach played, again marks the skyline with its bell-shaped dome, as it did for centuries.
The mounds of chat, ground rock laced with lead and iron, have marked the skyline of Picher since miners began pulling minerals from dozens of mine shafts here in 1891.
Later taken to a police station, Nesbitt ultimately got out of the situation unharmed, he remembered, because his schoolteacher father and pediatrician uncle were well respected in their Lawndale neighborhood – where, then as now, the red brick towers and warehouse complex now known as the Homan Square police facility marks the skyline.
A stretch of high desert--in alternating shades of pink, red and purple--can run for miles, tall mesas marking the skyline.
In the 1980's, postmodern architecture was making its mark on the skyline.
New York is a business town, however, and for developers, economics play as big a role as their desire to leave a mark on the skyline.
New Yorkers may not know his name, but they certainly recognize Mr. Seinuk's work and its mark on the skyline.
The Centre Pompidou Málaga, housed in a futuristic-looking glass cube with red, yellow, blue and green squares on the city's marina, makes a dramatic mark on the skyline.
John Prescott, then a deputy PM keen to leave his own mark on the skyline, called the scheme in and gave it permission in 2005 – against strong warnings from his advisers that it "could set a precedent for the indiscriminate scattering of very tall buildings across London".
She has made an indelible mark on the skyline of the city with Aqua, an 82-story mixed-use structure that looks like stacks of paper stacked on top of glass to form a weightless tower in the sky.
