100 Tallest Buildings by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

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A “building” is considered to be a structure that is designed for residential, business, or manufacturing purposes. An essential characteristic of a building is that it has floors. Note that towers are NOT included in the list. Although a number of tall buildings on this list have “Tower” in their name—the famous Petronas Towers, for example—none are technically towers.

  1. 1.
    Taipei 101

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  2. 4.
    Sears Tower

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  3. 5.
    Jin Mao Tower

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  4. 7.
    CITIC Plaza

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  5. 8.
    Shun Hing Square

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  6. 10.
    Central Plaza

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  7. 11.
    Bank Of China Tower

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  8. 13.
    Tuntex Sky Tower

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  9. 14.

  10. 15.
    The Center

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  11. 17.
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    Shimao International Plaza

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  12. 18.
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    Minsheng Bank Building

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  13. 19.
    Ryugyong Hotel

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  14. 20.
    Q1 Tower

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  15. 21.
    Burj Al Arab

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  16. 22.
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    Nina Tower I

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  17. 24.

  18. 30.
    Baiyoke Tower II

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  19. 32.

  20. 33.
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    Kingdom Centre

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  21. 35.
    Eureka Tower

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  22. 36.
    Landmark Tower

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  23. 38.
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    SEG Plaza

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  24. 40.
    Key Tower

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  25. 41.
    Plaza 66

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  26. 43.
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    Sunjoy Tomorrow Square

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  27. 45.
    Cheung Kong Center

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  28. 46.
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  29. 48.

  30. 49.
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  31. 50.
    Republic Plaza

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Created by Brian Egge on Aug 24, 2006.
 

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