Skyscraper

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English: The word skyscraper was originally a nautical term for a tall mast or sail on a sailing ship. Today the word is used exclusively to refer to a tall habitable building, usually higher than 152 metres (500 feet). Skyscrapers are also sometimes referred to as a highrise, generally the word highrise is used when referring to a skyscraper which is primarily used as residential building.

Skyscrapers in Australia[modifier]

Azerbaijan[modifier]

Skyscrapers in Brazil[modifier]

São Paulo[modifier]

Rio de Janeiro[modifier]

Skycrapers in China (PRC)[modifier]

Hong Kong[modifier]

Shanghai[modifier]

Xiamen[modifier]

Shenzhen[modifier]

Skyscrapers in Germany[modifier]

Skyscrapers in Japan[modifier]

Shinjuku, Tokyo[modifier]

Umeda, Osaka[modifier]

  • buildings over 200m

Malaysia's Twin Towers[modifier]

See Petronas Twin Towers

Skyscrapers in Poland[modifier]

See also Skyscrapers in Poland and Category:Skyscrapers in Poland

Skyscrapers in Russia[modifier]

Skyscrapers in Singapore[modifier]

Skyscrapers in Spain[modifier]

Skyscrapers in Taiwan (ROC)[modifier]

Taipei[modifier]

Kaohsiung[modifier]

Skyscrapers in the United Arab Emirates[modifier]

Skyscrapers in the United States[modifier]

Boston[modifier]

Chicago[modifier]

Los Angeles[modifier]

New York City[modifier]

Other[modifier]