SKYDB Building database

Tall buildings worldwide, with heights, construction status and the companies involved.

Rankings of tall buildings

Tall Building Markets

Tall buildings, tracked.

SKYDB is collecting verifiable information about buildings.

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hill size

The size category of a ski jumping hill, measured from the take-off point to the end of the landing area.

Hill size is the standard measure of a ski jumping hill. It runs from the take-off in a straight line to the knoll and then along the landing slope to the hill-size point. It replaced the K-point as the primary figure in 2004.

The classes follow from it. A normal hill is HS85 to HS109 and a large hill HS110 to HS184. Anything above HS185 is a ski flying hill, and five of those exist in the world.

The K-point is a different number and sits slightly higher up the slope, where it sets the distance scoring. A hill quoted by K-point and by hill size gives two figures that are both right.