List of skyscrapers by floor area

This list of skyscrapers by floor area includes the largest skyscrapers in the world, measured in square meters (m²) and square feet (sq ft). To qualify as a skyscraper, a structure must be self-supporting, without relying on tension cables or external supports for stability, and must reach a minimum height of 150 meters (492 feet). Furthermore, at least 50% of its height must consist of habitable floor space.^[1] Structures such as communication and observation towers—like Tokyo Skytree, the CN Tower, or the Eiffel Tower—are categorized as non-building structures and are therefore excluded from this article (see list of tallest buildings and structures).

Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower, currently the world's largest skyscraper by floor area.

As of December 2024, and based on the criteria outlined above, the world's largest skyscraper by floor area is Tokyo's Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower, with 461,774 m² (4,970,490 sq ft) of floor area. Tokyo and New York City are the cities with the most skyscrapers included in the list, while China leads as the country with the highest number of entries overall.

Largest skyscrapers in the world

This list ranks the largest skyscrapers in the world by floor area. To be included in the list, buildings must meet the definition of a skyscraper outlined above and have a floor area of approximately 200,000 m² (2,200,000 sq ft) or more. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building was completed. Buildings that are still under construction but have been topped out, as well as unfinished ones, are included. Unfinished buildings are unranked.

  Indicates skyscrapers that are or were once the largest in the world by floor area

  Indicates skyscrapers that are still under construction but have been topped out

  Indicates unfinished skyscrapers whose estimated completion year is unknown

Rank	Name	Image	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)	Floors	Year	Notes
1	Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower		461,774 (4,970,490)	Tokyo	Japan	325 (1,068)	64	2023	Largest skyscraper in the world by floor area[3][4]
2	Ping An Finance Center		459,187 (4,942,650)	Shenzhen	China	599 (1,966)	115	2017	[5][6][7]
3	Willis Tower		423,638 (4,560,000)	Chicago	United States	442 (1,450)	108	1974	Largest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere Largest skyscraper in the world after the WTC Twin Towers were destroyed[8]
4	Shanghai Tower		420,000 (4,500,000)	Shanghai	China	632 (2,073)	128	2015	[9][10][11]
5	Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre		398,000 (4,280,000)	Guangzhou		530 (1,739)	111	2016	[12]
6	The Exchange 106		385,168 (4,145,910)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	445 (1,460)	95	2019	[13]
7	Shanghai World Financial Center		381,600 (4,108,000)	Shanghai	China	492 (1,614)	101	2008	[14]
8	Roppongi Hills Mori Tower		380,105 (4,091,420)	Tokyo	Japan	238 (781)	54	2003	Largest non-supertall skyscraper in the world[15][16]
9	Nihonbashi 1-Chōme Central District Redevelopment		374,004 (4,025,750)	Tokyo	Japan	284 (932)	52	2026	[17]
10	Goldin Finance 117		370,000 (4,000,000)	Tianjin	China	597 (1,959)	128	2027	On April 25, 2025, it was announced that a new permit for construction was issued for P&T Group and BGI Engineering Consultants so that the project could be finished. Completion is set for 2027.[18]
—	Ryugyong Hotel		360,032 (3,875,350)	Pyongyang	North Korea	330 (1,083)	105	—	[19]
11	China Zun		350,000 (3,800,000)	Beijing	China	528 (1,732)	108	2018	[20][21][22]
12	Wuhan Center		343,900 (3,702,000)	Wuhan		438 (1,437)	88	2019	[23]
13	55 Water Street		341,913 (3,680,320)	New York City	United States	209 (687)	53	1972	Largest privately owned skyscraper in the world by floor area upon completion[24][25]
14	Gate to the East		340,000 (3,700,000)	Suzhou	China	302 (990)	66	2015	[26][27][28]
15	Aon Center		334,448 (3,599,970)	Chicago	United States	346 (1,136)	83	1973	[29]
16	One World Trade Center		325,279 (3,501,270)	New York City		541 (1,776)	94	2014	[30][31]
17	Dalian International Trade Center		321,000 (3,460,000)	Dalian	China	370 (1,214)	86	2019	[32][33]
18	CCTV Headquarters		316,000 (3,400,000)	Beijing		234 (768)	51	2012	[34][35][36][37][38]
19	Grand Tower		315,282 (3,393,670)	Moscow	Russia	283 (928)	62	2024	[39]
20	Abraj Al-Bait Clock Tower		310,638 (3,343,680)	Mecca	Saudi Arabia	601 (1,971)	120	2012	The Clock Tower is the centerpiece of a larger complex that connects several skyscrapers[40][41]
21=	Palais Royale (Mumbai)		310,000 (3,300,000)	Mumbai	India	320 (1,050)	88	2025	[42][43]
21=	Suzhou IFS		310,000 (3,300,000)	Suzhou	China	450 (1,476)	95	2019	[44]
23	Burj Khalifa		309,473 (3,331,140)	Dubai	United Arab Emirates	828 (2,717)	163	2010	[45]
24	Yokohama Landmark Tower		308,885 (3,324,810)	Yokohama	Japan	296 (972)	70	1993	[46][47][48]
25	85 Sky Tower		306,337 (3,297,380)	Kaohsiung	Taiwan	348 (1,140)	85	1997	[49]
26	Lotte World Tower		304,081 (3,273,100)	Seoul	South Korea	555 (1,819)	123	2016	[50][51]
27	Wuhan Greenland Center		303,275 (3,264,420)	Wuhan	China	476 (1,560)	97	2022	[52]
28=	Landmark 72		300,000 (3,200,000)	Hanoi	Vietnam	329 (1,078)	72	2012	[53][54][55][56]
28=	Changsha IFS Tower T1		300,000 (3,200,000)	Changsha	China	452 (1,483)	88	2018	[57][58]
30	Merdeka 118		292,000 (3,140,000)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	679 (2,227)	118	2022	[59][60]
31	Tianjin CTF Finance Centre		291,610 (3,138,900)	Tianjin	China	530 (1,739)	98	2019	[61]
32	Xi'an Glory International Financial Center		289,978 (3,121,300)	Xi'an		350 (1,148)	75	2022	[62][63]
33	Jin Mao Tower		289,500 (3,116,000)	Shanghai		421 (1,380)	88	1999	[64]
34	Imperia Tower		287,724 (3,097,040)	Moscow	Russia	239 (783)	61	2011	[65]
35	Tokyo Midtown Yaesu Yaesu Central Tower		283,896 (3,055,830)	Tokyo	Japan	240 (787)	45	2022	[66][67][68]
36=	Shun Hing Square		280,000 (3,000,000)	Shenzhen	China	384 (1,260)	69	1996	[69]
36=	China World Tower			Beijing		330 (1,083)	74	2010	[70]
38	International Commerce Centre		274,064 (2,950,000)	Hong Kong		484 (1,588)	108	2010	[71]
39	Guangxi China Resources Tower		272,255 (2,930,530)	Nanning		403 (1,321)	85	2020	[72]
40	50 Hudson Yards		269,000 (2,900,000)	New York City	United States	299 (981)	58	2022	[73][74][75]
41	China Resources Headquarters		268,713 (2,892,400)	Shenzhen	China	393 (1,288)	67	2017	[76][77][78]
42	Blue Front Shibaura Tower S		268,167 (2,886,530)	Tokyo	Japan	229 (751)	43	2025	The complex will include the 227 m (746 ft) N Tower and will have a total floor area of 550,209 m2 (5,922,400 sq ft)[79][80][81]
43	JR Gate Tower		265,576 (2,858,640)	Nagoya	Japan	220 (722)	46	2017	[82][83][84]
44	The Spiral		264,774 (2,850,000)	New York City	United States	314 (1,031)	66	2022	[85]
45	Shinjuku Park Tower		264,141 (2,843,190)	Tokyo	Japan	235 (771)	52	1994	[86]
46	Golden Eagle Tiandi Tower A		263,992 (2,841,590)	Nanjing	China	368 (1,208)	76	2019	[87][88]
47	MetLife Building		263,985 (2,841,510)	New York City	United States	246 (808)	59	1963	[89]
48	3 World Trade Center		260,129 (2,800,010)	New York City	United States	329 (1,079)	69	2018	[90][91]
49	John Hancock Center		260,126 (2,799,970)	Chicago		344 (1,128)	100	1969	[92]
50	First Canadian Place		250,849 (2,700,120)	Toronto	Canada	298 (978)	72	1975	[93]
51	Guangzhou International Finance Center		250,095 (2,692,000)	Guangzhou	China	439 (1,439)	103	2010	[94][95]
52	Landmark 81		249,000 (2,680,000)	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	461 (1,513)	81	2018	[96]
53	International Land-Sea Center		248,470 (2,674,500)	Chongqing	China	458 (1,503)	98	2025	Topped out: construction is expected to last until 2025[97]
54	225 Liberty Street		247,793 (2,667,220)	New York City	United States	197 (645)	44	1986	[98]
55	Midtown Tower		246,408 (2,652,310)	Tokyo	Japan	248 (814)	54	2007	[99][100][101]
56	Toranomon Hills Mori Tower		244,360 (2,630,300)			256 (838)	52	2014	[102][103]
57	Tokyo Opera City Tower		242,261 (2,607,680)			234 (769)	54	1996	[104][105][106]
58=	Trump International Hotel and Tower (Chicago)		241,548 (2,600,000)	Chicago	United States	423 (1,389)	98	2009	[107]
58=	30 Hudson Yards		241,548 (2,600,000)	New York City		387 (1,270)	73	2019	[108]
60	Iconic Tower		241,000 (2,590,000)	New Administrative Capital	Egypt	394 (1,292)	77	2024	[109][110]
61	One Penn Plaza		240,296 (2,586,520)	New York City	United States	229 (750)	57	1972	[111]
62	Zhengzhou Greenland Plaza		240,169 (2,585,160)	Zhengzhou	China	280 (919)	56	2014	[112]
63	Toranomon Hills Station Tower		236,640 (2,547,200)	Tokyo	Japan	266 (872)	49	2023	[113][114]
64	4 World Trade Center		232,258 (2,500,000)	New York City	United States	298 (977)	72	2014	[115][116][117]
65=	Greenland Zhengzhou Central Plaza North Tower		232,000 (2,500,000)	Zhengzhou	China	284 (931)	63	2017	[118][119]
65=	Greenland Zhengzhou Central Plaza South Tower		232,000 (2,500,000)			284 (931)	63	2017	[120][119]
67	Ping An Finance Center Tower 1		226,280 (2,435,700)	Jinan		360 (1,181)	63	2023	[121]
68	China World Tower B		225,806 (2,430,560)	Beijing		296 (970)	59	2017	[122]
69	270 Park Avenue		224,882 (2,420,610)	New York City	United States	423 (1,388)	60	2025	Topped out: construction is expected to last until 2025[123]
70	Parc1 Tower 1		223,340 (2,404,000)	Seoul	South Korea	333 (1,093)	69	2020	[124][125]
71	KK100		220,000 (2,400,000)	Shenzhen	China	442 (1,449)	98	2011	[126]
72	Sanno Park Tower		219,215 (2,359,610)	Tokyo	Japan	194 (638)	44	2000	[127][128][129]
73	Paramount Plaza		219,172 (2,359,150)	New York City	United States	204 (670)	48	1970	[130]
74	Guangxi Finance Plaza		219,000 (2,360,000)	Nanning	China	321 (1,053)	68	2017	[131]
75	Blue Cross Blue Shield Tower		217,756 (2,343,910)	Chicago	United States	227 (744)	54	2010	[132]
76	U.S. Steel Tower		217,045 (2,336,250)	Pittsburgh		256 (841)	64	1970	[133]
77	Greenland Group Suzhou Center		216,628 (2,331,760)	Suzhou	China	358 (1,175)	77	2025	[134][135][136]
78	Shinjuku I-Land Tower		216,160 (2,326,700)	Tokyo	Japan	189 (621)	44	1995	[137][138][139][140]
79	OCT Tower		215,973 (2,324,710)	Shenzhen	China	300 (984)	60	2020	[141]
80	Minying International Trade Center T1		215,000 (2,310,000)	Dongguan		423 (1,386)	85	2021	[142][143]
81	Cœur Défense		214,698 (2,310,990)	Courbevoie	France	161 (528)	40	2001	[144][145]
82	Dentsu HQ Building		213,949 (2,302,930)	Tokyo	Japan	213 (700)	48	2002	[146][147][148][149]
83	28 Liberty Street (One Chase Manhattan Plaza)		213,675 (2,299,980)	New York City	United States	248 (813)	60	1961	[150]
84	Eurasia		212,900 (2,292,000)	Moscow	Russia	309 (1,013)	72	2015	[151]
85	Jiuzhou International Tower		212,587 (2,288,270)	Nanning	China	318 (1,043)	71	2017	[152][153]
86	Abeno Harukas		212,208 (2,284,190)	Osaka	Japan	300 (984)	60	2014	[154][155]
87	Pearl River Tower		212,165 (2,283,730)	Guangzhou	China	310 (1,016)	71	2012	[156][157][158]
88	JP Tower		212,043 (2,282,410)	Tokyo	Japan	200 (656)	38	2012	[159][160][161]
89	Fortune Center		210,477 (2,265,560)	Guangzhou	China	309 (1,015)	68	2015	[162]
90	Longxi International Hotel		210,000 (2,300,000)	Wuxi		328 (1,076)	72	2011	[163][164]
91	Tokyo World Gate Akasaka Trust Tower		209,689 (2,257,070)	Tokyo	Japan	209 (686)	43	2024	[165][166][167]
92	Empire State Building		208,879 (2,248,350)	New York City	United States	381 (1,250)	102	1931	[168][169]
93	Shenzhen CFC Changfu Centre		206,392 (2,221,580)	Shenzhen	China	304 (998)	68	2015	[170]
94	CITIC Plaza		205,239 (2,209,170)	Guangzhou		390 (1,280)	80	1996	[171]
95	One Liberty Plaza		204,387 (2,200,000)	New York City	United States	226 (743)	54	1972	[172]
96=	Chase Tower (Chicago)		204,385 (2,199,980)	Chicago		259 (850)	60	1969	[173][174][175]
96=	1221 Avenue of the Americas		204,385 (2,199,980)	New York City		205 (674)	51	1972	[176]
98	Tianjin World Financial Center		203,953 (2,195,330)	Tianjin	China	337 (1,105)	75	2011	[177]
99	Forum 66 Tower 1		203,154 (2,186,730)	Shenyang		351 (1,150)	68	2015	[178][179][180]
100	22 Bishopsgate		201,970 (2,174,000)	London	United Kingdom	278 (913)	62	2020	[181][182]

Largest complexes

This section lists the world's largest skyscraper complexes by floor area. A skyscraper complex may consist of multiple skyscrapers, as well as other buildings or facilities, that are either physically connected to each other or part of the same development project.

The Abraj Al-Bait, Hudson Yards, and Azabudai Hills complexes are among the largest skyscraper complexes in the world by floor area.

To qualify for these lists, skyscrapers must be constructed close to each other and be part of a single complex. Significant height differences between the buildings are allowed as long as they belong to the same project. Buildings may or may not be connected via a podium or skybridges. Non-skyscraper buildings or structures can be part of the complex, and their floor area may be included in the total calculation. Single-skyscraper complexes typically include a skyscraper integrated with a shopping mall or other facilities.

Abeno Harukas (1 skyscraper), Haeundae LCT The Sharp (3 skyscrapers), and Raffles City Chongqing (8 skyscrapers).

The lists below are categorized based on the number of skyscrapers within a complex.

One skyscraper

This list includes complexes that feature only one skyscraper, providing an alternative measurement for some skyscrapers already listed in the Largest skyscrapers in the world section above. To be included, these complexes must have a total floor area of approximately 200,000 m² (2,200,000 sq ft) or more.

Taipei 101 is a famous example of a single-skyscraper complex. It includes other facilities, like a shopping center.

  Indicates skyscrapers that are still under construction but have been topped out

Name	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)	Year	Notes
Lotte World Tower & World Mall	805,872 (8,674,330)	Seoul	South Korea	555 (1,819)	2016	This complex includes the Lotte World Mall[183][184]
Merdeka 118	673,862 (7,253,390)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	679 (2,227)	2023	[185][186]
Shanghai Tower	578,000 (6,220,000)	Shanghai	China	632 (2,073)	2015	[9][10][11]
Abu Dhabi Plaza	550,000 (5,900,000)	Astana	Kazakhstan	311 (1,020)	2021	Buildings shorter than 150 m (492 ft) are included[187][188]
Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre	507,681 (5,464,630)	Guangzhou	China	530 (1,739)	2016	[12][189]
CCTV Headquarters	473,000 (5,090,000)	Beijing	China	234 (768)	2012	[34][35][36][37][38]
The Exchange 106	453,835 (4,885,040)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	445 (1,460)	2019	[13][190]
Guangzhou International Finance Center	448,371 (4,826,230)	Guangzhou	China	440 (1,440)	2010	[94][95]
China Zun	437,000 (4,700,000)	Beijing	China	528 (1,732)	2018	[20][21][22][191]
Taipei 101	412,500 (4,440,000)	Taipei	Taiwan	508 (1,667)	2004	Skyscraper's floor area: 198,347 m2 (2,134,990 sq ft)[192][193][194][195]
Yokohama Landmark Tower	392,885 (4,228,980)	Yokohama	Japan	296 (972)	1993	[46][47][48]
Tianjin CTF Finance Centre	389,980 (4,197,700)	Tianjin	China	530 (1,739)	2019	[61][196]
Suzhou IFS	382,462 (4,116,790)	Suzhou	China	450 (1,476)	2019	[44][197][198]
30 Hudson Yards	361,993 (3,896,460)	New York City	USA	387 (1,270)	2019	[108][199]
Osaka Umeda Twin Towers North Complex	329,635 (3,548,160)	Osaka	Japan	187 (613)	2012	Skyscraper's floor area (including the part of the podium directly below the offices): 253,955 m2 (2,733,550 sq ft) Skyscraper's floor area (offices only; from the 14th floor to the top): 102,000 m2 (1,100,000 sq ft)[200][201][202][203]
Greenland Group Suzhou Center	310,000 (3,300,000)	Suzhou	China	358 (1,175)	2025	[134][204][135][136][205][206]
Abeno Harukas	305,901 (3,292,690)	Osaka	Japan	300 (984)	2014	[207][208]
Forum 66	293,524 (3,159,470)	Shenyang	China	351 (1,150)	2015	[178][179][180]
Al Hamra Tower	290,000 (3,100,000)	Kuwait City	Kuwait	413 (1,354)	2011	Skyscraper's floor area: 178,061 m2 (1,916,630 sq ft)[209][210]

Two skyscrapers

This list only includes complexes that feature two skyscrapers. Other facilities may or may not be included. Twin buildings, commonly referred to as twin towers, are included. These complexes must have a total floor area of approximately 200,000 m² (2,200,000 sq ft) or more. The "Year" column refers to the completion year of the most recently finished building in the complex.

The Petronas Towers are one of the most famous examples of twin skyscrapers. This complex is part of a larger one that includes a third skyscraper.

  Indicates twin skyscrapers, having the same or nearly the same height and identical characteristics/designs

  Indicates skyscrapers that are still under construction but have been topped out

Name	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)Tower 1	Height[2] m (ft)Tower 2	Year	Notes
Huaguoyuan Towers	851,895 (9,169,720)	Guiyang	China	335 (1,099)	335 (1,099)	2020	[211][212]
Iconsiam	750,000 (8,100,000)	Bangkok	Thailand	316 (1,037)	272 (893)	2019	[213][214][215]
Berjaya Times Square	695,995 (7,491,630)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	203 (666)	203 (666)	2003	The complex includes the 203 m (666 ft) Towers A and B, both connected to a shopping mall[216][217]
One Za'abeel	530,700 (5,712,000)	Dubai	UAE	301 (989)	238 (782)	2023	[218][219]
Osaka Umeda Twin Towers	512,812 (5,519,860)	Osaka	Japan	189 (620)	187 (613)	2022	[200][201][202][203][220][221]
Thamrin Nine	470,000 (5,100,000)	Jakarta	Indonesia	383 (1,256)	301 (988)	2023	Autograph Tower: 186,000 m2 (2,000,000 sq ft)[222][223][224]
Zhengzhou Greenland Central Plaza	464,000 (4,990,000)	Zhengzhou	China	284 (931)	284 (931)	2017	[225][119]
Federation Tower	439,154 (4,727,010)	Moscow	Russia	374 (1,226)	243 (796)	2016	[226]
Spring City 66 (Hang Lung Plaza)	432,000 (4,650,000)	Kunming	China	349 (1,145)	251 (823)	2023	Tower 1: 167,631 m2 (1,804,370 sq ft) Tower 2: approx. 100,000 m2 (1,100,000 sq ft) Shopping Mall: approx. 160,000 m2 (1,700,000 sq ft)[227][228][229][230]
JR Central Towers	416,565 (4,483,870)	Nagoya	Japan	245 (804)	226 (741)	1999	[84][231][232]
Petronas Towers	395,000 (4,250,000)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	452 (1,483)	452 (1,483)	1998	[233]
The Tokyo Towers	383,345 (4,126,290)	Tokyo	Japan	192 (631)	192 (631)	2008	[234][235][236][237]
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Complex	380,504 (4,095,710)	Tokyo	Japan	243 (799)	163 (536)	1991	Building No. 1: 196,755 m2 (2,117,850 sq ft) Building No. 2: 139,950 m2 (1,506,400 sq ft)[238][239][240]
Otemachi One	357,700 (3,850,000)	Tokyo	Japan	200 (656)	158 (518)	2020	[241][242]
Azabudai Hills Residences A & B	354,300 (3,814,000)	Tokyo	Japan	263 (862)	237 (778)	2025	[243]
Dalian Futures Square	353,000 (3,800,000)	Dalian	China	243 (797)	243 (797)	2010	[244][245][246]
Neva Towers	349,232 (3,759,100)	Moscow	Russia	345 (1,132)	297 (974)	2020	[247]
Greenland Hangzhou Center	344,907 (3,712,550)	Hangzhou	China	304 (996)	303 (995)	2023	[248][249]
JW Marriott Marquis Dubai	320,314 (3,447,830)	Dubai	UAE	355 (1,166)	355 (1,166)	2013	[250]
Grand Gateway 66	315,118 (3,391,900)	Shanghai	China	262 (859)	262 (859)	2005	[251][252]
Jeju Dream Towers	303,737 (3,269,400)	Jeju	South Korea	169 (554)	169 (554)	2020	[253][254][255]
Lusail Plaza Towers 3 & 4	300,000 (3,200,000)	Lusail	Qatar	301 (986)	301 (986)	2023	[256][257][258][259]
Nakanoshima Festival Towers	296,748 (3,194,170)	Osaka	Japan	199 (654)	199 (653)	2017	[260][261]
City of Capitals	288,680 (3,107,300)	Moscow	Russia	302 (990)	257 (844)	2010	[262]
Brookfield Place (Toronto)	276,110 (2,972,000)	Toronto	Canada	263 (863)	208 (682)	1992	Bay Wellington: 148,640 m2 (1,599,900 sq ft) TD Trust Tower: 127,470 m2 (1,372,100 sq ft)[263][264]
OKO	264,000 (2,840,000)	Moscow	Russia	354 (1,160)	224 (736)	2015	[265][266][267]
Deutsche Bank Center	260,129 (2,800,010)	New York City	USA	228 (749)	228 (749)	2004	[268][269]
Palm Towers Doha	260,000 (2,800,000)	Doha	Qatar	244 (802)	244 (802)	2011	[270]
One Shangri-La Place	256,438 (2,760,280)	Mandaluyong	Philippines	222 (729)	222 (729)	2014	[271]
Lippo Centre (Hong Kong)	241,548 (2,600,000)	Hong Kong	China	186 (610)	186 (610)	1988	[272][273][274]
The Imperial (Mumbai)	240,000 (2,600,000)	Mumbai	India	256 (840)	256 (840)	2010	[275]
Jordan Gate	220,000 (2,400,000)	Amman	Jordan	180 (591)	165 (541)	2024	[276]
Century Plaza Towers	210,000 (2,300,000)	Los Angeles	USA	174 (571)	174 (571)	1975	[277]
City National Plaza	206,052 (2,217,930)	Los Angeles	USA	213 (699)	213 (699)	1971	[278]
Al Kazim Towers	204,042 (2,196,290)	Dubai	UAE	265 (869)	265 (869)	2008	[279]
Riviera TwinStar Square	200,000 (2,200,000)	Shanghai	China	216 (708)	216 (708)	2011	[280][281]

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  ICONSIAM
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  Berjaya Times Square
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  JR Central Towers
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  Petronas Towers
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  Federation Tower
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  Tokyo Metropolitan Government Complex
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  Neva Towers
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  Brookfield Place (Toronto)

Three skyscrapers

This list only includes complexes that feature three skyscrapers. Other facilities may or may not be included. These complexes must have a total floor area of approximately 300,000 m² (3,200,000 sq ft) or more. The "Year" column refers to the completion year of the most recently finished building in the complex.

Marina Bay Sands is both a complex of three skyscrapers and a famous example of triplet buildings.

  Indicates triplet skyscrapers, having the same or nearly the same height and/or identical characteristics/designs

  Indicates skyscrapers that are still under construction but have been topped out

Name	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)Tower 1	Height[2] m (ft)Tower 2	Height[2] m (ft)Tower 3	Year	Notes
Golden Eagle Tiandi (Jinying World)	915,000 (9,850,000)	Nanjing	China	368 (1,208)	328 (1,076)	300 (984)	2019	Golden Eagle World (mall): 500,000 m2 (5,400,000 sq ft)+[87][88][282]
Azabudai Hills	860,400 (9,261,000)	Tokyo	Japan	325 (1,068)	263 (862)	237 (778)	2025	The Garden Plaza buildings are included, amounting to approx. 43,800 m2 (471,000 sq ft)[3][4]
Roppongi Hills	793,165 (8,537,560)	Tokyo	Japan	238 (781)	159 (522)	159 (522)	2003	Buildings shorter than 150 m (492 ft) are included[15][16]
Ping An Finance Center	690,928 (7,437,090)+	Shenzhen	China	599 (1,966)	286 (938)	209 (684)	2022	[5][6][7]
JR Central Station Complex	682,576 (7,347,190)	Nagoya	Japan	245 (804)	226 (741)	220 (722)	2017	[82][83][84]
Haeundae LCT The Sharp	661,138 (7,116,430)	Busan	South Korea	412 (1,350)	339 (1,113)	333 (1,093)	2019	[283][284]
Landmark 72	609,673 (6,562,470)	Hanoi	Vietnam	329 (1,078)	212 (696)	212 (696)	2012	[53][54][55]
Marina Bay Sands	581,400 (6,258,000)	Singapore	Singapore	207 (679)	207 (679)	207 (679)	2010	The three skyscrapers are topped by the Sands Skypark[285][286]
Petronas Towers Complex	536,300 (5,773,000)	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	452 (1,483)	452 (1,483)	267 (876)	2012	Twin towers (combined): 395,000 m2 (4,250,000 sq ft) Twin towers (each): 197,500 m2 (2,126,000 sq ft) Tower 3: 141,300 m2 (1,521,000 sq ft)[287]

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  JR Central Station Complex
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  Landmark 72

Four skyscrapers or more

This list includes complexes that feature four or more skyscrapers. Other facilities may or may not be included. These complexes must have a total floor area of approximately 500,000 m² (5,400,000 sq ft) or more. The "Height" column refers to the height of the tallest building within the complex, which may or may not be the largest one. The "Year" column refers to the completion year of the most recently finished building in the complex.

NYC's World Trade Center is a famous example of a multi-skyscraper complex, currently featuring four such buildings.

  Indicates skyscrapers that are still under construction but have been topped out

Name	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)	Year	Notes
Abraj Al-Bait	1,575,815 (16,961,930)	Mecca	Saudi Arabia	601 (1,971)	2012	7 skyscrapers[40][41]
Hudson Yards	986,766 (10,621,460)+	New York City	United States	387 (1,270)	2022	6 skyscrapers Phase 2 will add more buildings to the complex[75]
World Trade Center	973,847 (10,482,400)+	New York City	United States	541 (1,776)	2018	4 skyscrapers It may be expanded to include a new 2 WTC in the future[30][31]
China Resources Shenzhen Bay	858,738 (9,243,380)	Shenzhen	China	393 (1,288)	2021	6 skyscrapers[76][77][78]
Raffles City Chongqing	817,000 (8,790,000)+	Chongqing	China	355 (1,163)	2019	8 skyscrapers[288][289]
Toranomon Hills	792,900 (8,535,000)	Tokyo	Japan	266 (872)	2023	4 skyscrapers This complex could grow to include more buildings in the future, as Mori Building are planning a redevelopment of Toranomon 3-chōme[290][291][292]
Etihad Towers	529,987 (5,704,730)	Abu Dhabi	UAE	305 (1,002)	2011	5 skyscrapers[293][294]
Renaissance Center	515,798 (5,552,000)	Detroit	United States	222 (727)	1981	5 skyscrapers[295]

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  Renaissance Center

Largest under construction and proposed

The tables below list skyscrapers currently under construction and proposed for construction, with floor areas expected to reach approximately 250,000 m² (2,700,000 sq ft) or more. Visionary projects are excluded.

Under construction

  Indicates skyscrapers that are still under construction but have been topped out

Name	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	Floor area (Complex) m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)	Floors	Year	Notes
Torch Tower	553,000 (5,950,000)	748,000 (8,050,000)	Tokyo	Japan	385 (1,263)	62	2028	Set to become the tallest building in Japan It will have 117 elevators The Tokyo Torch complex includes the 212 m (696 ft) Tokiwabashi Tower[296][297][298]
Suzhou CSC Fortune Center	410,090 (4,414,200)	—	Suzhou	China	460 (1,509)	100	2028	[299][300]
Yaesu 2-Chōme Central District Redevelopment	388,562 (4,182,450)	—	Tokyo	Japan	223 (733)	43	2029	[301]
Hainan Center (Haikou Tower 1)	387,423 (4,170,190)	—	Haikou	China	428 (1,404)	94	2027	Set to become the tallest building in Haikou[302]
Nihonbashi 1-Chōme Central District Redevelopment	374,004 (4,025,750)	480,000 (5,200,000)	Tokyo	Japan	284 (932)	52	2026	The complex includes the 121 m (396 ft) COREDO Nihonbashi[17][303]
Tianfu Center (Panda Tower)	350,000 (3,800,000)	—	Chengdu	China	489 (1,604)	95	2027	[304][305]
North Bund Tower	349,616 (3,763,240)	—	Shanghai		480 (1,575)	97	2030	[306]
Palais Royale (Mumbai)	310,000 (3,300,000)	—	Mumbai	India	320 (1,050)	88	2025	[42][43]
Shinjuku Station West Gate Redevelopment	251,000 (2,700,000)	279,057 (3,003,740)	Tokyo	Japan	258 (847)	48	2030	[307][308]
Wuhan CTF Finance Center	250,000 (2,700,000)	680,000 (7,300,000)	Wuhan	China	475 (1,558)	84	2029	[309][310]
Jeddah Tower	243,866 (2,624,950)	—	Jeddah	Saudi Arabia	1,000+ (3,281+)	167	—	[311][312]
Taipei Twin Towers	—	590,000 (6,400,000)	Taipei	Taiwan	369 (1,211)	73	2027	[313][314][315]

Proposed

Name	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	Floor area (Complex) m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)	Floors	Year	Notes
Roppongi 5-Chōme West District Building A-1	794,450 (8,551,400)	1,081,960 (11,646,100)	Tokyo	Japan	327 (1,073)	66	2030	The complex will include a 288 m (945 ft) Building B[316][317][318]
Tokyo Cross Park Central Tower	361,000 (3,890,000)	1,068,000 (11,500,000)+			235 (769)	48	2029	The complex will also include the 233 m (763 ft) South Tower, the 230 m (755 ft) North Tower, and the 145 m (476 ft) Imperial Hotel Tokyo New Main Building[319]
Ikebukuro Station West Exit Redevelopment Building B	301,200 (3,242,000)	582,700 (6,272,000)			270 (886)	50	2040	The complex will include a 220 m (722 ft) Building A and Building C, which will consist of a 185 m (607 ft) East Tower and a 155 m (509 ft) West Tower[320]
Tokyo Cross Park South Tower	287,000 (3,090,000)	1,068,000 (11,500,000)+			233 (763)	45	2027	[319]
Nihonbashi 1-Chōme East District Block A	274,000 (2,950,000)	384,000 (4,130,000)			205 (673)	40	2032	The complex will include a 213 m (699 ft) building in Block B[321][322]
Tokyo Cross Park North Tower	270,000 (2,900,000)	1,068,000 (11,500,000)+			230 (755)	46	2030	[319][323]
Shibuya 2-Chōme West District Redevelopment Tower B	255,000 (2,740,000)	322,200 (3,468,000)			208 (682)	41	2029	The complex will include a 175 m (574 ft) Tower C[324]
Roppongi 5-Chōme West District Building B	239,050 (2,573,100)	1,081,960 (11,646,100)			288 (945)	70	2030	[316][317][318]
Blue Front Shibaura Tower N	—	550,209 (5,922,400)			227 (746)	45	2031	[81]

Timeline of largest skyscrapers in the world

This is a list of buildings that once held the title of largest skyscraper in the world by floor area. The Empire State Building and the original World Trade Center Twin Towers each held this distinction for nearly 30 years. Currently, the title belongs to Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower.

  Indicates skyscrapers that have been demolished or destroyed

Name	Image	Years as largest	Floor area m2 (sq ft)	City	Country	Height[2] m (ft)	Floors	Notes
Woolworth Building		1913–1915	120,773 (1,299,990)	New York City	United States	241 (792)	58	[325]
Equitable Building (Manhattan)		1915–1931	160,655 (1,729,280)			169 (555)	38	[326]
Empire State Building		1931–1961	208,879 (2,248,350)			381 (1,250)	102	[168][169]
28 Liberty Street (One Chase Manhattan Plaza)		1961–1963	213,675 (2,299,980)			248 (813)	60	[150]
MetLife Building		1963–1972	263,985 (2,841,510)			246 (808)	59	[89]
1 World Trade Center (1971–2001)		1972–2001	429,583 (4,623,990)	New York City	United States	417 (1,368)	110	[191]
2 World Trade Center (1971–2001)		1973–2001	429,583 (4,623,990)			415 (1,362)	110	[191]
Willis Tower		2001–2017	423,638 (4,560,000)	Chicago	United States	442 (1,450)	108	[8]
Ping An Finance Center		2017–2023	459,187 (4,942,650)	Shenzhen	China	599 (1,966)	115	[5]
Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower		2023–present	461,774 (4,970,490)	Tokyo	Japan	325 (1,068)	64	[3][4]