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Other information
besides just buildings.

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

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Buildings, everywhere.

Unlimited ways
to discover.

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

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StatisticsBiggest CitiesView city-related statistics→
StatisticsBiggest CountriesNational rankings + records→
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Names behind the projectsCompaniesArchitects, developers, engineers→
Featured activity SKYDB Awards The best skyscrapers of the world. Selected every year by SKYDB and its community members.
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for pros.

Custom research, bulk exports and API access for architects, developers and journalists.

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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.

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StatisticsMost Active MembersSee what's going on→
DiscussForumJoin the discussion→
ToolAdd buildingLaunch the object tool→
ToolUpload photosSubmit missing images→
Spotlight Featured Personality Marshall 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.
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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.

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user-generated website

An internet page where content is supplied by multiple users of unknown or varying reliability.

A user-generated website is any internet site where the content (at least the content referred to in the source) is supplied by multiple contributing users of unknown or varying reliability. Some of these websites may have high reliability because of the quality of their contributors or because of redundant checks on content; however, data taken from these websites has a low rank, unless a better source for the data is cited.

Examples of user-generated websites include Wikipedia and other wiki sites, discussion forums, fan websites, personal web pages, and blogs. If a traceable source is cited on such a website, that source should be cited in place of the user-generated website.

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