Analema Tower (Proposed).
Skyscraper day 2025: The ‘Global Skyscraper Day’ is celebrated every year on 3 September. Skyscrapers, ie skyscrapers, show the limits of engineering and architecture of humans. Highly high buildings have always attracted humans towards them. In today’s world, there is a thrill to live in skippers, to see the outside view from there. This is the reason that today humans are dreaming of building a building, not 500 or thousand meters but a 32 -km tall building. Today we are going to tell you about the future of Skyscrapers and the characteristics of the 5 tallest buildings in the world.
What is the future of Skyscrapers?
In today’s era, Skyscrapers are not just tall buildings, but they are part of smart and sustainable cities. These buildings will be even more high-tech in future and they can have these things:
- Sustainable Design: Considering the environment, future skyscrapers will be equipped with solar energy, rainwater harvesting, and green roofs (greenery roofs). These buildings will spend less electricity and reduce carbon footprint.
- Smart Technology: Artificial Intelligence and IOT (Internet of Things) will control the lighting, temperature, and security automatically in Skyscrapers. This will provide better facilities to the residents.
- Skyscrapers in space: A new York architecture firm has introduced the concept of Analemma Tower, which will be hanging from an asteroid in space. This 32 km high tower will circle around the Earth. Although this is just a dream, but in future it can be converted into reality.
- Mixed-Us Buildings: In future, Skyscrapers will have offices, homes, shopping malls, and hotels together so that people can get everything at the same place.
The 5 tallest buildings in the world and their features
Burj Khalifa.
1: Burj Khalifa, Dubai (UAE)
Height: 828 meters (2,717 ft)
Floors: 163
Specialty: The 2010 building is still the tallest building in the world. The Burj Khalifa design is inspired by the Islamic architecture, which looks like a tower. It has the world’s tallest mosque, the highest swimming pool, and the fastest lift. The 30 -acre lake and shopping malls make it more special. It cost about 97 billion rupees.
Merdka 118.
2: Merdeca 118, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Height: 679 meters (2,227 ft)
Floors: 118
Specialty: This building, which was completed in 2023, is the second tallest building in the world. Its design is inspired by diamonds, which gives it a unique look. It is a symbol of Malaysia’s economic progress. The building has offices, hotels, and residential places.
Shanghai Tower.
3: Shanghai Tower, Shanghai (China)
Height: 632 meters (2,073 ft)
Floors: 128
Specialty: This building, built in 2015, is famous for its twisted design. It is the tallest building in China, which has offices, hotels, and observation decks. Its sustainable design saves electricity using air.
Royal Clock Tower.
4: Abraj Al Baet (Royal Clock Tower), Mecca (Saudi Arabia)
Height: 601 meters (1972 ft)
Floors: 120
Specialty: The huge clock face of this building built in 2012 is the largest in the world, which shines at night. It is part of 7 towers and works as a hotel for the zerines.
Ping N Finance Center.
5: Ping N Finance Center, Shenzen (China)
Height: 599 meters (1,965 ft)
Floors: 115
Specialty: This building, which was completed in 2017, is known for its sleek design. It has an office, conference center, and retail space. Its structure is capable of withstanding earthquakes and strong winds.
Analema Tower (Proposed).
How will the 32 km high building be?
Analema Tower concept of a fictional skyscraper, which has been proposed by the Clouds Architecture Office in New York. It will be based on a space-based system, Universal Orbital Support System (UOSS) instead of traditional foundations. According to this, a tower will be hung 50,000 km above an asteroid. This 32,000 meter high tower will circle in the orbit in the shape of ‘8’ above the Earth and pass over cities like New York and Dubai. Although the construction of this tower is far from reality, it shows to what extent human imagination can go.
Palace Royal Tower.
Which is the tallest building in India?
India’s tallest building is Palace Royal Tower which is in Mumbai. Its height is 320 meters. It is famous for its huge atrium and strong concrete structure. However, India’s buildings are not yet in the top 100, but in future cities like Mumbai and Delhi are expected to build more tall buildings.
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