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Skyscraper is a building taller than 492 ft (150 m)

​New York City has 273 Skyscrapers (2nd to Hong Kong) ​New York City has 17 “supertall” skyscrapers — defined as over 984 feet (300 meters) Hong Kong has 353 Dubai - 190 Shanghai - 157 Tokyo - 149

What is a slender skyscraper?

Structural engineers generally consider skyscrapers with a minimum 1:10 or 1:12 ratio to be slender 111W57 on 111 West 57th Street. The 1,428-foot-tall (435-meter-tall) building in Midtown Manhattan will not only offer unobstructed views of Central Park, it will also be the slenderest skyscraper in the world, with a width-to-height ratio of 1:24 30 Park Place 1:10 Madison Park Tower 1:13 125 Greenwich Street 1:14 100 East 53rd Street 1:16

One World Trade Center: 1,776 feet (541 m)

​With its spire, the structure reaches a symbolic height of 1,776 feet; without, it’s a mere 1,368 feet.

Central Park Tower: 1,550 feet ​(472 m)

The tallest residential building in the world. Extell and Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture The tower will rise above a podium base and will house 179 of the most exclusive homes in the world. At a height of 300 feet from the street, the tower cantilevers to the East, creating Central Park views for all north-facing residences Located on Manhattan’s Billionaire's Row 57th Street bw 7th and 8th Ave The apartments also sit on top of a 320,000-square-foot seven-story Nordstrom flagship store 18 of its 179 condos priced above $60 million 3 story penthouse will be priced at $95 million ​The highest roofline in the US 179 apartments have a combined value of more than 4 billion, malikg the most expensive condo project in the US history

111 W 57th Street: 1,428 feet (453 m)

It will be the skinniest, which is its own sort of engineering marvel​ The building cantilevers over the old Steinway Hall Terracotta and bronze facade Only 58 residences The historic Steinway Hall, originally built in 1925 by Warren & Wetmore, is currently being reimagined and integrated with the modern new tower With one tower residence per floor, this exclusive offering will feature only 46 full-floor and duplex condominiums with unparalleled 360-degree views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline $18 - $57 million

45 Broad Street:  feet (366 m)

68 stories Prices are only $1 to $4 million Tallest residential tower downtown​

One Vanderbilt: 1,401 feet (427 m)

​ It’ll bring new subway entrances, public plazas, and an observation deck soaring 1,020 feet in the air with it upon completion in 2020  The tower will stand next to Grand Central Terminal One Vanderbilt is being designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Taller than the nearby Chrysler Building The total cost of the building is anticipated to exceed $3 billion The top 58 floors will be designated as office space One Vanderbilt would contain a rooftop observation deck that would be among the city's highest ​One Vanderbilt's facade and design is intended to integrate with Grand Central, across the street

432 Park Avenue: 1,396 feet ​(426 m)

New York City’s current tallest residential building ​ Completed 2014 Rafael Viñoly architect The priciest thus far is a three-unit combo that sold for a whopping $91 million

2 World Trade Center: 1,340 feet

In 2015, Bjarke Ingels Group signed on to design this 1,340-foot tower, replacing original architects Foster + Partners. But in an unexpected twist, the assumed anchor tenant, News Corp., decided not to move downtown, leaving the fate of the tower—and Ingels’s design—up in the air. If and when it moves forward—Deutsche Bank allegedly has expressed interest—it could rise to 1,340 feet.​

30 Hudson Yards: 1,296 feet (387 m)

Designed by Kohn Pederson Fox​ Observation deck, located on the building’s 75th floor and jutting out more than 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the city Located at the intersection of 33rd Street and 10th Avenue The second-tallest office tower in New York, taller than the Empire State Building Rises to over 100 stories TENANTS: WarnerMedia (CNN, HBO, Turner Broadcasting and Warner Bros. consolidating the divisions under one roof for the very first time), global investment firm KKR,  Wells Fargo Securities, one of the world’s largest financial services firms ​Hudson Yards is New York’s newest neighborhood and home to more than 100 diverse shops and culinary experiences, offices for leaders in industry, significant public art and dynamic cultural institutions including The Shed, modern residences, 14 acres of public plazas, gardens and groves and the world’s first Equinox Hotel​

45 Broad Street: 1,115 feet ​(366 m)

The Financial District’s tallest residential tower, standing more than 1,110 feet tall with 206 condos that come in studio through three-bedroom variants​ Prices will start at just under $1 million and go up to $6 million.

3 World Trade Center: 1,079 feet ​(329 m)

The 80-story office tower Tenants like GroupM, Tiffany’s, and London-based steakhouse Hawksmoor will move in soon​

53W53: 1,050 feet

​Jean Nouvel architect. His expansive and globally diverse body of work includes museums, concert halls, opera houses, hotels and luxury residences Prices $6 to $64 million  Amenities include double-height lounge & private dining room provide unparalleled views of Central Park, Private state-of-the-art theater,  65-foot lap pool,  Private temperature-controlled wine vaults, Double-height wine tasting room designed by Thierry Despont,  special “benefactor” membership to MOMA and access to “small, private curatorial talks

The Spiral: 1,031 feet (509 W 34th St)

Bjarke Ingels architect Design is most notable for the vertical gardens that wrap all around the exterior of the building​ The 2.2 million-square-feet office building will be developed at an estimated cost of $3.2 billion One of the largest office buildings in the world

35 Hudson Yards: 1,009 feet

Designed by David Childs​ Retail space and an Equinox-run hotel with 217 rooms

One57: 1,005 feet

This mixed-use tower is home to both ultra-luxurious condos and rentals, as well as the Park Hyatt New York hotel​ It was briefly the city’s tallest residential building

One Manhattan West: 995 feet (401 9th Ave @ 33rd Street)

​​Brookfield’s mini-megaproject, located just a few blocks southeast of Hudson Yards, will include an office tower that will just reach supertall status, standing at 995 feet tall

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