It is built for mixed-use development such as offices, hotels, sports centres, and shopping complexes.Īround 3,000 people were employed in the construction of the Lakhta Centre. The final inauguration of the building was done recently in January 2018. Lakhta Centre is ranked 13th on the list and is the tallest building in Europe, located in St.
The beautiful observatory deck offers a 360-degree view of Ho Chi Minh city. It is quite common in Vietnam to name the buildings after their floor count. meters.Īs there are 81 floors in the building, it was named Landmark 81. Its total surface area is approximately 241,000 sq. The ownership rights of this building are with Vingroup. It was opened for the public in late 2018. Built in Vinhomes Central Park, it is 461.5 meters tall and has a total of 81 floors. Landmark 81 is presently the tallest building of Vietnam, Asia. It also houses one of the best malls in China, famous for its high-class amenities. The development of this tower is related to the development of hyper-connected retail, Harbour City. The project includes two skyscrapers of which the T2 is 315 meters high. Changsha IFS Tower is the 8th tallest Chinese building. Its construction kicked off in 2013 and was completed in 2017. Wong Tung & Partners designed this enormous tower whereas East China Architecture Design & Research Institute constructed it. Hunan, China houses this 452 metres huge building called Changsha IFS tower T1. The safety and security amenities here are commendable too. Double-decker lifts are one of their features. There are more than 76 lifts in total in both the towers. World-renowned Argentine architect, Caesar Pelli contributed to its designing process. It is a whopping 88 floors high, a feat that remained unchallenged for several years. It was the tallest building of the world from 1998 to 2004. This is the oldest building in this list because of its inauguration in 1998. Petronas Towers 1 and 2 constitute the famous Petronas Twin Towers in the capital city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur. Take the next flight and enjoy Zifeng Tower’s amazing shopping malls. So, they created a building which could dwell well in the modern city. The architects were inspired by Chinese traditions. Its observation floor is located on the 72nd floor. The tower looks completely different when viewed from different angles.Īround $750 million were spent for its construction. Its unique structure has won the building many awards and recognitions from various parts of the world. With a height of 450 meters and floor count of 89 floors, Zifeng Tower is another skyscraper in China, Nanjing. This fact is quite evident from the similarity in their names. The architectural firm behind the development of Changsha IFS is constructing this tower as well. However, currently, the building is under construction. There are a total of 95 floors along with 5 underground ones. This 66-storey tall building houses offices and retail stores. Suzhou International Finance Square – 445 metersĪnother eyeball-grabbing skyscraper, Suzhou IFS is located in Suzhou, China. Once, it is complete, it will surpass the twin towers in height, undoubtedly.ġ8. The Petronas has been ruling the city for quite a long time. The skyscraper was formerly known as the TRX Signature Tower. It is located in close proximity to the Petronas Towers. It is constructed for housing for big corporate offices. With a mighty height of 445 meters, the Exchange 106 is one of the tallest buildings in Kuala Lumpur. Also, Guangzhou IFS is the winner of the prestigious Lubetkin Prize 2012. Wilkinson Eyre designed this record-breaking building in 2005. Guangzhou International Finance Tower – 439 metersĪlso famous as Guangzhou IFS, this monstrous skyscraper is the 2nd tallest building in Guangzhou, right next to the CTF Centre.Īlthough, it is ranked at the last position in this list, don’t underestimate its height. Suzhou Gao Long Property Development Co., Ltd.Ģ0. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP in collaboration with Ronald Lu & Partners SL Rasch GmbH and Dar Al-Handasah Architects
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