List of skyscrapers

The following are all skyscrapers that have their own Wikipedia page:

1 Canada Square a.k.a. Canary Wharf
191 Peachtree Tower
30 St. Mary Axe
7 World Trade Center
8 Canada Square
Azrieli Center Circular Tower
Azrieli Center Triangular Tower
Bank of America Plaza (Atlanta)
Bank of America Plaza (Dallas)
Bank of America Tower a.k.a. Columbia Seafirst Center
Bank of China Tower
BellSouth Building
BT Tower (London)
Central Plaza
The Centre
Centre Point
Chrysler Building
City Gate
Commerzbank Tower
Emirates Tower One
Empire State Building
Euston Tower
Flatiron Building
Four Seasons Tower (Atlanta)
Georgia Pacific Tower
Hopewell Centre
International Finance Center
JPMorganChase Tower
Jin Mao Building
John Hancock Center
Lincoln Bank Tower
Millbank Tower
One Atlantic Center
Pan Am Building a.k.a. MetLife Building
Petronas Towers
Promenade II
Rialto Towers
Sears Tower
Sheraton City Tower
Singer Building
Smith Tower
Standard Oil building a.k.a. Aon Center (Chicago)
SunTrust Plaza
T&C Tower
Taipei 101
Time Warner Center
Tower 42
Transamerica Pyramid
Tribune Tower
U.N. Secretariat Building
U.S. Bank Tower (formerly Library Tower)
Westin Peachtree Plaza
Woolworth Building
World Trade Center (New York)
Wrigley Building

These are some other tall structures with their own Wikipedia page:

CN Tower
Eiffel Tower
KVLY-TV mast
KXJB-TV mast
Macau Tower
Milad Tower (also known as the Tehran Communication Tower)
Petronius Platform
Sky Tower
Space Needle
Statue of Liberty
Tokyo Tower

These are some skyscrapers and other tall structures that need their own Wikipedia page (if you create a new page, move the entry to the above lists).

Berliner Fernsehturm
Marriott Marquis Hotel
Marriott Renaissance Center

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drawing of skyscrapers in the world

List of skyscrapers

See Also

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