Phoenix skyline

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The Phoenix skyline is the distinctive cluster of high-rise buildings and urban landmarks that defines the central cityscape of Phoenix, Arizona, set against a backdrop of desert and surrounding mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf skyline
urban landscape
associatedWith Central business district of Phoenix
metropolitan identity of Phoenix
bestViewedAt night
sunset
characterizedBy cluster of high-rise buildings
desert backdrop
mountain backdrop
city Phoenix NERFINISHED
climateContext hot desert climate
containsLandmark Arizona State Capitol vicinity NERFINISHED
Burton Barr Central Library vicinity NERFINISHED
Chase Field NERFINISHED
Chase Tower (Phoenix) NERFINISHED
Phoenix City Hall NERFINISHED
Phoenix Convention Center NERFINISHED
Renaissance Square (Phoenix) NERFINISHED
Talking Stick Resort Arena NERFINISHED
US Bank Center (Phoenix) NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantBuildingMaterial concrete
glass
steel
hasPart Central Avenue Corridor NERFINISHED
Downtown Phoenix NERFINISHED
Midtown Phoenix NERFINISHED
Uptown Phoenix NERFINISHED
influencedBy zoning regulations limiting building height near airports
knownFor low overall building height compared to other major U.S. cities
modern high-rise architecture
locatedIn Arizona NERFINISHED
Maricopa County, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport NERFINISHED
notableViewFrom Camelback Mountain NERFINISHED
Papago Park NERFINISHED
Piestewa Peak NERFINISHED
South Mountain NERFINISHED
partOf urban landscape of the Phoenix metropolitan area
photographyGenre cityscape photography
timePeriodOfMajorGrowth early 21st century
late 20th century
tourismAttractionType cityscape view
viewedFrom Interstate 10 in Phoenix NERFINISHED
Interstate 17 in Phoenix NERFINISHED
State Route 51 in Phoenix NERFINISHED
visualContrastWith Sonoran Desert landscape
surrounding mountain ranges

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