Liberty Place - Low Res

Liberty Place - Low Res

Liberty Place in Center City, Philadelphia, with nightmode. One Liberty Place, built in 1987, was the tallest building in Philadelphia until the Comcast Center opened in 2007. At 945 feet, it was the first skyscraper to break an age-old 'gentlemen's agreement' in which no building in the City of Philadelphia was to exceed the height of the William Penn statue, located atop Philadelphia City Hall (at 548 feet.) Two Liberty Place was completed in 1990 and together, these two pointy-tipped skyscrapers define the Philadelphia skyline. Nightmode has neon lighting effects. This version is a low-res version with a light memory footprint, but the quality is such that it is only intended for distant scenery such as a skyline. A standard-quality version is available and a hi-res version (although the actualy quality is almost identical to the standard version) is available directly through me and is intended mainly for reskinners.

Author: RRSignal

Liberty Place - Low Res