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These are lists of skyscrapers which have been completed, are under construction or on-hold that are taller than 400 metres.^[1] Burj Khalifa, in the United Arab Emirates, is currently the tallest building in the world, standing at 828 m (2,720 ft) and opened in 2010.

Completed skyscrapers taller than 400 metres

This list consists of skyscrapers that are completed or topped-out.

Rank	Name	Image	Height	Floors	City	Country	Built
1	Burj Khalifa		828 metres (2,717 ft)	160	Dubai	United Arab Emirates	2010
2	Taipei 101		509 metres (1,670 ft)	101	Taipei	Taiwan	2004
3	Shanghai World Financial Center		492 metres (1,614 ft)	101	Shanghai	China	2008
4	International Commerce Centre		484 metres (1,588 ft)	118	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	2010
5=	Petronas Tower 1		452 metres (1,483 ft)	88	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	1998
5=	Petronas Tower 2		452 metres (1,483 ft)	88	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	1998
7	Nanjing Greenland Financial Center		450 metres (1,476 ft)	89	Nanjing	China	2009
8	Willis Tower		442 metres (1,450 ft)	108	Chicago	United States	1973
9	Guangzhou West Tower		438 metres (1,437 ft)	103	Guangzhou	China	2009
10	Jin Mao Tower		421 metres (1,381 ft)	88	Shanghai	China	1998
11=	Two International Finance Centre		415 metres (1,362 ft)	88	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	2003
11=	Trump International Hotel and Tower		415 metres (1,362 ft)	92	Chicago	United States	2009

Under construction skyscrapers taller than 400 metres

This section contains list of skyscrapers under construction that are planned to be taller than 400 metres.

Name	Planned pinnacle height	Planned roof height	Floors	Completed	Country	City
Digital Media City Landmark Building	640 metres (2,100 ft)	540 metres (1,772 ft)	133	2015	South Korea	Seoul
Shanghai Tower	632 metres (2,073 ft)	565.6 metres (1,856 ft)	127	2014	China	Shanghai
151 Incheon Tower 1	610 metres (2,001 ft)	610 metres (2,001 ft)	151	2014	South Korea	Incheon
151 Incheon Tower 2	610 metres (2,001 ft)	610 metres (2,001 ft)	151	2014	South Korea	Incheon
China 117 Tower	600 metres (1,969 ft)	600 metres (1,969 ft)	117	2012	China	Tianjin
Pentominium	516 metres (1,693 ft)	516 metres (1,693 ft)	120	2013	United Arab Emirates	Dubai
Abraj Al Bait Towers	595 metres (1,952 ft)	460 metres (1,509 ft)	76	2009	Saudi Arabia	Mecca
1 World Trade Center	541 metres (1,776 ft)	417 metres (1,368 ft)	108	2011	United States	New York City
Lotte Super Tower	510 metres (1,675 ft)	510 metres (1,675 ft)	110	2013	South Korea	Busan
Federation Tower	506 metres (1,660 ft)	360 metres (1,181 ft)	93	2010	Russia	Moscow
Kingkey Finance Tower	439 metres (1,440 ft)	439 metres (1,440 ft)	97	2010	China	Shenzhen
Dubai Towers Doha	437 metres (1,434 ft)	400 metres (1,312 ft)	94	2009	Qatar	Doha
Princess Tower	414 metres (1,358 ft)	414 metres (1,358 ft)	101	2009	United Arab Emirates	Dubai
Marina 101	412 metres (1,352 ft)	412 metres (1,352 ft)	101	2010	United Arab Emirates	Dubai
Al Hamra Tower	412 metres (1,352 ft)	412 metres (1,352 ft)	77	2009	Kuwait	Kuwait City

Skyscrapers on hold

This list ranks skyscrapers whose construction is on-hold and are planned to rise over 400 metres.

Name	Planned pinnacle height	Proposed completion	Country	City
Chicago Spire	610 metres (2,000 ft)	2012	United States	Chicago
Lotte Super Tower 123	555 metres (1,820 ft)	2014	South Korea	Seoul
Doha Convention Center Tower	551 metres (1,808 ft)	2010	Qatar	Doha
Burj Al Alam	510 metres (1,670 ft)	2012	United Arab Emirates	Dubai
Shenyang International Finance Center	427 metres (1,401 ft)	2012	China	Shenyang[2]
Marina 106	425 metres (1,394 ft)	2012	United Arab Emirates	Dubai
Dalian International Trade Center	420 metres (1,378 ft)	2009	China	Dalian
Lighthouse Tower	402 metres (1,319 ft)	2011	United Arab Emirates	Dubai

Former buildings

Rank	Name	Image	Height	Floors	City	Country	Built	Destroyed
1	World Trade Center 1		417 metres (1,368 ft)	110	New York City	United States	1972	2001
1	World Trade Center 2		415 metres (1,362 ft)	110	New York City	United States	1973	2001

See also

• List of tallest buildings in the world
• List of architects of supertall buildings
• Skyscraper Index

References

• "Data Standards: Real Estate - High-rise building". Emporis. http://standards.emporis.com/?nav=realestate&lng=3&esn=18727. Retrieved 28 May 2009.  
• "World's Tallest Buildings". SkyscraperPage. http://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?1178316. Retrieved 28 May 2009.  
• "100 Tallest Buildings in the World"PDF (58.5 KiB) Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. Retrieved on 28 May 2009.