enRoute April 2006

Sky's the Limit

Our readers look way up to photograph sky-high buildings.

Toronto, Ontario
Number of days per year when the Big Smoke lives up to its name: 35, according to Environment Canada’s fog data.
Photo by Nancy Gray-Scott

New York City, New York
Real estate mogul who paid a steep price for this bird’s eye view of the city: Donald Trump, whose penthouse occupied Trump Tower’s top three floors.
Photo by Véronika Makdissi-Warren

Havana, Cuba
Best vantage point for understanding Fidel Castro: foot of the José Martí monument, where he gives most of his speeches.
Photo by Diane Moran

Taipei, Taiwan
How the Taipei 101 building is true to its name: It has 101 stories, serviced by 67 elevators, including two that travel 60 km/h (a world record).
Photo by Michel Ouellette

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