SKYDB
Data backbone

Other information
besides just buildings.

SKYDB is built from regions, companies, photos and the dictionary that ties them together. Pick a thread to pull.

Explore database →
RegionsBrowse every region on file→
CompaniesArchitects, developers, engineers→
Photos & RenderingsImagery from around the world→
DefinitionsTerms and concepts explained→
LicensingHow to license the data backbone→
New toolHeatmap modeSee structure density visualised across cities - beta.
Try heatmap →
Buildings, everywhere.

Unlimited ways
to discover.

Browse the top 1000 tallest, search for any building by name or attribute, or explore city-by-city statistics.

Explore buildings →
Search formFind content with ease.→
Top 1000 SkyscrapersUpdated as new towers complete→
Biggest CitiesView city-related statistics→
Biggest CountriesNational rankings + records→
RegionsBrowse buildings by region→
CompaniesArchitects, developers, engineers→
For SKYDB Premium usersChannelsChannels organize buildings across cities and countries by height or theme. Their building lists are available with SKYDB Premium.
Browse channels →
SKYDB Community

Where accuracy
comes from.

We are what makes SKYDB stand apart. Editors who care about buildings and care more about getting them right. Same standards, same care.

Community →
EditorsA community which matters→
MembershipsElevate your possibilities→
How to submitWhat we need and how to send it→
Add buildingLaunch the object tool→
Upload photosSubmit missing images→
My contentEverything you added and edited→
SpotlightFeatured PersonalityMarshall Gerometta is "the brain" when it comes to heights. As a veteran in the field, he also maintains the world's official list of the tallest skyscrapers.
Explore his work →
Since 30 years

The source
for tall buildings

SKYDB is creating the world's most comprehensive and deepest database of tall buildings. Used by professionals, maintained by experts.

Who we are →
Who we areExperts in the field→
Pricing and ServicesGet access to paid options.→
DefinitionsHow we measure and verify→
Knowledge BaseArticles + tutorials→
Get the NewsLatest announcements→
ContactReach out to the team.→
Featured activitySKYDB AwardsThe best skyscrapers of the world. Selected every year by SKYDB and its community members.
Visit the page →
Panorama of New York City File 128-921-183

New York City, NY city

Join SKYDB
structure #516640719building

Two Gotham Center

existing 100 m 22 floors 2011

Full map Join SKYDB
Location of Two Gotham Center
Height Rankings

Object dataJoin to edit

Main Roof Height130.2 m
Architectural Height100 m
Tip Height99.1 m
Floors22
Completion2011
Structural Formskyscraper
Main Usagecommercial office
Status existing
Architectural Stylemodern
Address28-01 Jackson Avenue
Smart Address2801–2839 Jackson Avenue
Smart Address4211–4225 28th Street
Smart Address2801–2819 42nd Road
Smart Address2802–2810 Queens Plaza South
CityNew York City
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

Location

Full MapGoogle MapsBing Maps

Rating

The rating reflects architectural quality and visual impact as judged by SKYDB users, and feeds into how this building is ranked across the site.

Files Join to upload

  1. Photo 859-685-125
    Photo 859-685-125
    John W. Cahill
  2. Photo 241-488-746
    Photo 241-488-746
    John W. Cahill
  3. Photo 186-035-469
    Photo 186-035-469
    John W. Cahill
  4. Photo 503-005-008
    Photo 503-005-008
    John W. Cahill
  5. Photo 250-776-376
    Photo 250-776-376
    John W. Cahill
  6. Photo 953-316-347
    Photo 953-316-347
    John W. Cahill
  7. Photo 417-721-554
    Photo 417-721-554
    John W. Cahill
  8. Photo 651-692-763
    Photo 651-692-763
    John W. Cahill

Construction calendar

17 construction-phase photos across 2010.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2010 17 5 12
Photos per month:less more