The future world tallest buildings

The pace of construction of real estate around the globe grows bigger every year. This is especially the case in Asia and Middle East - where almost all of the tallest skyscrapers of coming years are going to be built.

The whole Middle East is on the watch for the tallest skyscraper in the world – the Saudi Arabia Jeddah Tower, the height of which is planned to exceed 1000 meters. However, the legendary building of Adrian Smith & Gordon Gill Architecture bureau is unlikely to be completed soon: the construction was frozen due to political crisis and has not yet resumed. But there is no place for sorrow yet as the second tallest building in the country is being built. The incredible Diamond Tower, 432 meters high, with a spinning construction of 360 degrees around the perimeter.

Kazakhstan, having renamed its capital into Nur-sultan (former Astana) will surprise the world to the upside by building there a 382-meter “Abu Dhabi Plaza”.

China is full of surprises, but this is not the case with the upcoming skyscrapers: the tallest of 4 new high-risers, Wuhan Greenland Center, should reach 475 meters. Initially, it was planed to reach 636 m, but was reduced shortly due to restrictions on aircraft operations.

The first Indonesian super tower 335 meters high in Jakarta down-town Tamrin 9 is one of the two towers of the complex, which should be completed soon. The second project, Kempinski Hotel & Residence, is being constructed in Kuala Lumpur. A luxury hotel will be located in three curved skyscrapers 308 meters high each.

And finally, Europe. This year's only European skyscraper is due to appear in Poland. The height of the Varso tower is 310 meters. iIt will become the highest in the European Union, outrunning the famous “The Shard” in London.