Tallest buildings in the world

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The tallest buildings in the world have been:

  1. Home Insurance Building (1885-1890)
  2. New York World Building (1890-1894)
  3. Manhattan Life Building (1894-1899)
  4. Park Row Building (1899-1901)
  5. Philadelphia City Hall (1901-1908)
  6. Singer Building (1908-1909)
  7. Metropolitan Life Tower (1909-1913)
  8. Woolworth Building (1913-1930)
  9. 40 Wall Street (1930)
  10. Chrysler Building (1930-1931) - since 2008 it is 90% owned by the government of Abu Dhabi.
  11. Empire State Building (1931-1972)
  12. World Trade Center (1972-1974)
  13. Sears Tower (1974-1998)
  14. Petronas Towers (1998-2004)
  15. Taipei World Financial Center (2004-2007)
  16. Burj Khalifa (since 2007)

The current tallest buildings in the world are:

  1. Burj Khalifa
  2. Shanghai Tower
  3. Abraj Al Bait Towers (601 meters)
  4. One World Trade Center
  5. Taipei 101
  6. Shanghai World Financial Center
  7. International Commerce Centre
  8. Petronas Towers (452 meters)
  9. Greenland Square Zifeng Tower
  10. Willis Tower
  11. Kingkey 100
  12. Guangzhou International Finance Center
  13. Trump International Hotel & Tower
  14. Jin Mao Tower
  15. Princess Tower
  16. Al Hamra Tower
  17. Two International Finance Centre
  18. 23 Marina
  19. CITIC Plaza
  20. Shun Hing Square
  21. Empire State Building
  22. The Domain
  23. Elite Residence
  24. Central Plaza
  25. Bank of China Tower

See also

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