Top 10 tallest buildings in the world in the future

The appearance of super building projects in the world has not only changed the structure of the current list of tallest buildings but is also an important step forward marking innovation in the field of architecture and design. construction of humanity. Join Maison Office to explore the transformation in the list of the world’s tallest buildings in the future and learn about these notable projects in the following article.

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1. Jeddah Tower (Kingdom Tower) – [Expected to be 1008 m high]

Jeddah Tower is expected to be the tallest building in the world once completed. Jeddah Tower is a super building under construction in the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. With a height of over 1000m, it is part of the Kingdom City construction project on the Red Sea coast with a total investment of the entire project up to 20 billion dollars.

In the future, Jeddah Tower will be the tallest tower in the world with a height of at least 1008m

Jeddah Tower will own 183 floors including apartments, hotels and offices, etc. In particular, the building also has an observation deck, allowing residents and visitors to see the entire city from high altitude. Unbelievably high.

2. Dubai Creek Tower – Estimated 928m

Dubai Creek Tower is an observation tower to be built in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates at a preliminary cost of 3.67 billion AED (1 billion USD). It is expected that the tower will reach the lowest skyscraper height of 928m and become the second tallest tower in the world after Jeddah Tower.

Dubai Creek Tower will be the second tallest building in the world in the future

Moreover, Dubai Creek Tower also possesses an attractive and impressive design inspired by the shape of lilies and traditional Arabic minarets, bringing a soft and modern beauty. In particular, the building also uses a steel cable network anchored from the bottom of the square to the top of the tower, so it is extremely solid.

According to the plan, the Dubai Creek Harbor building will be the leading economic and commercial complex in DuBai with a system of luxury apartments, a high-class commercial center, and leading retail and entertainment services in the area. area.

3. Burj Khalifa – 828m

Currently Burj Khalifa is the tallest tower in the world with a skyscraper height of up to 828m and 163 floors. However, it is expected that in the future Burj Khalifa will be replaced by Dubai Creek Tower and Jeddah Tower.

However, today Burj Khalifa still attracts a large number of tourists, bringing many sustainable economic values ​​to the country.

In addition, the L-shaped layout is built from submerged concrete and steel panels, creating an extremely majestic, beautiful and impressive overall appearance of the tower. In particular, Burj Khalifa will always be a typical cultural and economic symbol of Dubai.

4. Shenzhen Shimao International Center, Hong Kong – 700m [Estimated]

Shimao International Center in Shenzhen, Hong Kong, China is a skyscraper under construction with a height of 668m, invested by Shimao Group.

It is expected that when completed, this building will surpass the Shanghai Tower in height and become a new symbol of architecture and construction wonders in this area.

Shimao International Center Shenzhen, Hong Kong will be the tallest tower in China when completed

It is known that Shimao Shenzhen – Hong Kong International Center is designed to serve many different purposes including: offices, apartments and hotels, restaurants,… promising to bring a lot of commercial value to the land. water.

In addition, the tower was also architecturally designed by Adrian Smith, one of the people who contributed greatly to the famous Burj Khalifa project. This is truly the most anticipated project in 2024.

5. Merdeka 118 – 678.9m

With an impressive height of up to 678.9m, the Merdeka 118 building is the second tallest tower in the world (after the Burj Khalifa tower in the UAE) and will be completed in 2023.

Possessing unique architecture, Merdeka 118 is considered an economic symbol in Malaysia

This skyscraper was designed by the Australian company Fender Katsalidis – one of the designers of the Australia 108 building (a very famous architectural work in Australia) and has won many important awards. Therefore, the Merdeka 118 building has an extremely impressive appearance with an outstanding and new architectural design.

Currently, the building is a famous tourist destination for many tourists, bringing a lot of economic and trade potential to the area.

6. Tokyo Skytree – 634m

The Tokyo Skytree building has a height of 634m and is an important symbol of Tokyo, Japan. This is a television and entertainment tower with many floors containing shops, restaurants and many other entertainment activities.

Tokyo Skytree has a height of 634m and an extremely eye-catching design

Currently, Tokyo Skytree has been a popular attraction for both tourists and locals because of its luxurious and elegant beauty.

7. Shanghai Tower – 632m

Shanghai Tower is one of the notable symbols of Shanghai city. With a height of 632m and a total of 128 floors, Shanghai Tower is one of the tallest towers in China.

Shanghai Tower is one of the prominent towers in China

Shanghai Tower is often used for many purposes, including offices, hotels and commercial centers, etc., playing an important role in promoting finance and economy in China. A special feature of Shanghai Tower is the green buildings inside the building, helping to reduce emissions and save energy.

8. Abraj Al-Bait clock tower – 601m

Abraj Al-Bait Tower, also known as the Royal Mecca Hotel, is a skyscraper complex located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. It is known that the tower is part of the Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud project, whose goal is to modernize facilities in the city to provide accommodation for pilgrims traveling to Mecca.

Abraj Al-Bait clock tower is the 8th tallest building in the future

Abraj Al-Bait always stands out and attracts a large number of tourists because the tower possesses the largest and tallest clock face in the world. Furthermore, the Abraj Al-Bait tower is also one of the 8th tallest buildings in the world and has the tallest free-standing structure globally.

9. Binh An International Financial Center – 599m

Ping An International Finance Center is the tallest building in Southern China with a height of 599m. The building was completed in 2017 and is majestically designed with more than 100 floors, equipped with 33 elevators and running at a super fast speed of 10m/s.

Ping An International Finance Center is the tallest building in Southern China

Ping An Finance Center tower was built to become the headquarters of Ping An Insurance company and has a unique, elegant design by architect Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates.

10. Goldin Finance 117 – 597m

Goldin Finance 117 (Chinese Tower 117) is an unfinished skyscraper in Xiqing District, Tianjin, China. The tower has a height of 597 m (1,957 ft) and when completed, it will be the last tower over 500 m high in China.

Goldin Finance 117 is designed to resemble a walking stick and will become the main tower of Goldin Tianjin Urban Area when completed.

It is known that Goldin Finance 117 was designed by P & T Group and constructed by Arup. When completed, the building will have 128 floors above ground, of which 117 floors will be housing, hotels and commercial space. Hopefully Goldin Finance 117 will quickly be completed and put into operation in the future.

High-rise buildings are an important part of our urban life. These super buildings not only meet the need for living and working space but also become symbols of a country or region.

And of course in the future, we will see many more taller, bigger and more beautiful buildings being built around the world. The top 10 tallest buildings in the world in the future are a typical example of the continuous development and progress of the architecture and construction technology industry.

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