Top 10 Tallest Buildings in The World
10.International Commerce Center ,Hong Kong
This building has a height of 1,588 feet.It is a
108-sotery building and is located in West Kowloon ,Hong Kong.This center has
amenities icluding The Ritz-Carlton ,Hong Kong hotel, and the Sky100
observatory.It was developed by Sun Hung Kai Properties.
9.Shangai World Financial Center,China
This building rises up to 1,614 feet. It was opened in
2008, and is located in the Pudong district of Shangai. The financial center is
praised for its design, and in 2008 was named the years’s best completed
skyscraper by architects. It has a trapezoid aperture at the highest point
which is a unique feature of this skycraper. Financial support was obtained
from Chinese ,Japanese and Hong Kong banks, Japanese ,American and Europen
investors.
8.Taipei 101, Taiwan
Taipei 101 has a heiht of 1,670 feet. This skycraper is
located in Taipei, Taiwan in the Xinyi District. It was the world’s tallest
building in 2004. The tower consists of 101 storeys, and is an icon of modern
Taiwan. Symbolically, it represents the technological evolution of Taiwan and
Asian tradition. On New Year. Fireworks are launched from the building anda re
featured on several news broadcasts. The building is owned by pan-government
shareholders mainly.
7.CTF Finance Center, China
This finance center building has a height 1,740 feet.This
is one of the two Guangzhou Twin towers that overlook Pearl Rive in the city of
Guangzhou.This building was completed in 2016 and serves various purposes.These
include as a confrence center, hotel, observatory, mall and Office building.
There are 112 floors, the last of which is an observation deck.
6.One World Trade Center, USA
This building has aheight 1,776 feet. This is the main
building that was rebuilt after the aftermath of 9/11 attack on the World Trade
Center. It is located in New York City, and it is the tallest building in the
Western hemispher. The trade center, Burj Khalifa, and the Willis Tower all
share the same architectural firm:Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
5.Lotte
World Tower, South Korea
This tower has a height of 1,823 feet. This tower spans a
range of 123 floor. It was finished in 2016, and it is located next to the
Lotte world Comlex in the city of Seoul. This tower took 13 years of planning
and preparation, and approval was gained from the government in 2010.
4.Ping An Finance Center,China
This building has a height of 1,965 feet. Ping An Finance
Center consists of 115 storeys and is located in Shenzhen in the province of
Guangdong. The building contains offices, hotel spaces, retail spaces, an
observation deck, conference center, and a high-end mall. It has 33 double deck
elevators and they reach speeds of up 10 miles per second.
3.Abraj Al-Bait Clock Tower, Saudia Arabia
This tower has a height of 1,971 feet. It is known as the
Makkah Royal Clock Tower hotel. It is owned by the government and is located in
Mecca, Saudia Arabia. This tower has the world’s largest clock face. This tower
has a prayer room which can hold more than 10,000 people, a five-star hotel,
and a five-story shopping mall.
2.Shangai Tower, China
This tower rises up to 2,073 feet. This is especially the second highest building in the world and the third highest generation.
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1.Burj Khalifa
Burj Khalifa has height of 2,717 feet. Construction was started in 2004 and was completed in the year 2009. It was named to honor the ruler of Abu Dhabi and president of the UAE, Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The building has 57 elevaors and 8 escalators. The concept of building this structure was for it to bee the centerpiece of ''Downtown Dubai'', which would include 30,000 homes nine hotels, parkland, and nineteen residential towers.
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