U.S. Supertall List via CTBUH data. 300.0 m or greater.
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Crazy to see Newark on that list
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Agreed. I’m not holding my breath on that one though
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Time for some math using emporis figures for highrises/skyscrapers.
- 6,281 high-rise building
- 933 skyscrapers
Skyscrapers + High Rises (NYC)= 7214
Now thats not including JC and the proxy cities. Only NYC core.
Factor in JC:
- 154 high-rise building
- 60 skyscraper
Skyscrapers + High Rises (NYC + JC) = 7428
Factor in Fort Lee:
- 37 high-rise building
- 3 skyscrapers
Skyscrapers + High Rises (NYC + JC + Fort Lee) = 7468
Rinse and repeat for other proxy cities. Hell, one more!
Lets do Newark, NJ:
- 162 high-rise building
- 9 skyscraper
Skyscrapers + High Rises (NYC + JC + Fort Lee + Newark) = 7639
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Impressive statistics. I assume that’s given the norm of skyscrapers being over 150 m?
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330 ft + is a skyscraper.
High rise is 10 floors/100ft to 329 ft. How they classify it.
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I had always heard 150 meters or ~492 feet
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Did a quick excel sheet. Click to zoon and expand. Due to size, won’t fully show unless clicked.
Central Park Tower 1,550 ft 2019
One Vanderbilt Place 1,501 ft 2020
432 Park Avenue 1,398 ft 2015
111 West 57th Street 1,350 ft 2018
Two World Trade Center 1,340 ft 2020
30 Hudson Yards 1,296 ft 2019
Empire State Building 1,250 ft 1931
1 Park Lane 1,210 ft 2020
Bank of America Tower 1,200 ft 2009
45 Broad Street 1,115 ft 2019
Three World Trade Center 1,079 ft 2018
53W53 1,050 ft 2017
3 Hudson Boulevard 1,034 ft 2019
35 Hudson Yards 1,009 ft 2019
One57 1,005 ft 2014
262 5th Avenue 1,001 ft -
The GiraSole 1,001 ft 2011
340 Flatbush Extension 1,000 ft 2019
One Manhattan West 995 ft 2018
50 Hudson Yards 985 ft 2022
Four World Trade Center 975 ft 2014
220 Central Park South 953 ft 2018
70 Pine Street 952 ft 1932
30 Park Place 937 ft 2016
The Trump Building 927 ft 1930
520 5th Avenue 920 ft 2018
601 Lexington 915 ft 1977
15 Hudson Yards 914 ft 2018
29-37 41st Avenue 914 ft -
425 Park Avenue 905 ft 2017
10 Hudson Yards 878 ft 2016
Eight Spruce Street 870 ft 2011
Trump World Tower 861 ft 2001
Comcast Building 850 ft 1933
430 East 58th Street 844 ft -
22 Thames 841 ft 2018
80 South Street 835 ft 2009
56 Leonard Street 821 ft 2016
CitySpire Center 814 ft 1987
One Chase Manhattan Plaza 813 ft 1961
4 Times Square 809 ft 1999
MetLife Building 808 ft 1963
Bloomberg Tower 806 ft 2005
138 East 50th Street 803 ft 2018
75-83 Nassau Street 800 ft -
One Manhattan Square 800 ft 2018
111 Murray Street 792 ft 2018
Woolworth Building 792 ft 1913
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Vanderbilt got a height cut by 100ft if I’m not mistaken. Doesn’t change it’s position in the list. But yea i think it’s 1401 now
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Yup, 1,401
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Current Complete skyscrapers (Because why not). Also note the numbers in reference to how much is rising/in the pipeline. Lets do from 400 ft onward.
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Nice!
Is the height of One Vanderbilt accurate in that?
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Could be that they stretched it to the older height of around 1500 ft (with spire)? CPT they got right , 1550 ft but with spire. Unless there’s a suprise in store which I still hope. But nervelessness, we at least get an idea of the changing skyline.
Which we can already see in the 57th Street Corridor and with HY quite dramatically. Much of these models are happening. 2020 will be closer to what we see above. 2018 should see 9 Dekalb finally gain steam, 45 Broad, and I hope we hear word of 80 South. Likewise for the Park Lane, but I suspect that will be long-term, sometime in the early 2020’s.
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Time for a development map. Click to zoom (recommend full screen; f11). Via Emporis.
Green = existing (we can ignore the green, we care about u/c, planned)
Purple = u/c
blue = planned/proposed/pipeline
Gives us an idea of the nodes and regions where most of the construction and parcel activity is occuring. As we can see, Queens is on fire. Even Manhattan.
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Just a snap shot of SSP diagrams for NYC. Built + u/c super talls and in order, the tallest towers.
Note the wide nature of it, so click to view.
Some proposal diagrams.
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I feel like 2 WTC is missing from the proposed list
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Its in a specific “on hold” list.
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