Tall buildings,
tracked.
SKYDB tracks skyscrapers and tall structures worldwide. 317,181 verified tall buildings across thousands of cities. Supported by a community of editors, as seen in:
The world is building up.
Live counts from 317,181 tracked tall buildings. Refreshed continuously; every record drillable to source.
Recently Added
Tall buildings only, worldwide.
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Le Bélem - B
in
Rennes Added by Florian Barbier 13 hours ago
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Le Bélem - A
in
Rennes Added by Florian Barbier 13 hours ago
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The Bluffs
in
Clearwater, FL Added by Paul Cucuzza 17 hours ago
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MOHAWK at Wynwood
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Miami, FL Added by Paul Cucuzza 18 hours ago
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Le Val Paraiso
in
Rennes Added by Florian Barbier 1 day ago
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L'Amirauté
in
Rennes Added by Florian Barbier 1 day ago
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The Beacon Building
in
Camden, NJ 2 days ago
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Rocky Mountain Power Headquarters
in
Salt Lake City, UT Added by Paul Cucuzza 2 days ago
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The Residences at Claude Pepper
in
Miami, FL Added by Paul Cucuzza 2 days ago
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Madison West Elm
in
Conshohocken, PA 3 days ago
Data insights
for professionals
What's Rising
Honoring the best new skyscrapers each year
Every year SKYDB selects the most significant tall buildings completed that year. Winners are picked by community members for the best functionality and design. When the inaugural award was selected in 1999, no architectural prize existed specifically for tall buildings.
SKYDB AwardsMany editors.
One team.
All data on SKYDB is curated through expert-led standards and quality controls. Our editors verify height claims, photograph construction progress, cross-check sources, and resolve disputes between conflicting data points. The result: a database where every data point can be traced back to a verified source.
- ✓ Expert editors with industry experience
- ✓ Every data point verified at primary source
- ✓ Continuous on-site verification and updates
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Paul Cucuzza -
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John W. Cahill





