Explore five extraordinary skyscraper designs that were never built in this engaging video series. Discover the fascinating ...

In this video, we compare the height of the tallest future buildings.

is Dubai's Burj Khalifa still ranks at No 1? Check out top 5 skyscrapers list Most lucrative job in the world, salary is Rs 30 crore, still people are not ready to do it due to...., job is just to ...

Tempe's growing skyline dominates the list of 10 tallest buildings in the Southeast Valley, but a handful of buildings in Mesa, Gilbert and Chandler also made the cut or at least came close.

The two tallest buildings in the US, One World Trade Center and Central Park Tower, appear on this list—but the country boasts lots of other skyscrapers that qualify as “super-tall ...

In fact, Huntsville, Alabama’s current largest city, has only one structure on this list and that’s because the city once had ordinances limiting skyscrapers, according to the Huntsville ...

Topping the list, issued Wednesday, is an urgent late addition: two century-old Chicago skyscrapers that the federal government purchased 15 years ago and now wants to demolish. A $52 million bill ...

Iconic skylines are one way to immediately identify some cities. Some looming skyscrapers haven't stood the test of time, becoming abandoned or remaining incomplete. Cities must figure out what to ...

All of the tallest buildings in Nevada are in Las Vegas. You can find the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Development's list of tall buildings in Las Vegas here. No, the Empire State Building ...

First on the list of countries with the most skyscrapers, China has more than 3,000 high-rise buildings over 150 meters tall. This jaw-dropping number is calculated to be three times bigger than the ...

Just a few blocks southeast of the #2 building on this list, the third-tallest new ... Toronto's twin 45-storey towers tied for the fourth-tallest buildings completed in the last year, with ...

But several of Des Moines' Midwestern neighbors are on the list. Here are the tallest buildings planned or newly opened in the Midwest and where they rank on the council's top 100 list.