Top 6 Tallest Buildings Completing in 2016

Tallest Buildings of 2016 and Beyond

In the world of architecture, new constructions continually redefine skylines. Many projects are poised to change the landscape dramatically over the coming years. Below, we delve into some of the tallest buildings anticipated for completion in 2016 and the following years, featuring innovative designs from renowned architectural firms.

1. Lotte World Tower – Seoul, South Korea

Lotte World Tower - Seoul, South Korea
Standing at 556 meters (1824 feet), the Lotte World Tower is the tallest structure set to top out in 2016, making it the fourth tallest in the world today.

2. Suzhou IFS – Suzhou, China

Suzhou IFS - Suzhou, China
This project features a striking design that rolls up like a magazine, reaching a height of 450 meters (1476 feet). Completion is anticipated in 2017.

3. World One – Mumbai, India

World One - Mumbai, India
This residential building, styled similarly to the Willis Tower, will reach 442 meters (1450 feet) with its completion also slated for 2017.

4. The Exchange 106 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The Exchange 106 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Designed by Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & Engineers, this skyscraper will rise to 383 meters (1257 feet) with completion expected in 2017.

5. Three Sixty West Tower – Mumbai, India

Three Sixty West Tower - Mumbai, India
With a unique zigzag design, this 90-story residential building is also anticipated to complete in 2017.

6. Changsha Tower – Changsha, China

Changsha Tower - Changsha, China
The Changsha Tower, a hotel and office hybrid, is expected to soar over 100 meters (328 feet) shorter than Lotte World Tower, with its completion set for 2017.

Final Thoughts

These towering innovations not only enhance the skyline but also represent the pinnacle of modern architectural achievement. Each project showcases unique styles and designs that reflect the cultural context of their locations. Therefore, as these buildings rise, they not only change the view but also alter the dynamics of urban living.


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