Tallest buildings in the world
Completed buildings and skyscrapers with an architectural height of at least 250 metres, as recorded in Wikidata. One row per building.
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| Key | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| rank | Rank | integer | Position by height in this list (1 = tallest). |
| name | Building | string | — |
| entity | Wikidata | entity | — |
| height_m | Height | number · m | Architectural height in metres (to the top of the structure including spires, excluding antennas). |
| floors | Floors | integer | Number of floors above ground. |
| completed | Completed | year | Year construction ended or the building officially opened. |
| city | City | string | — |
| city_entity | City (Wikidata) | entity | — |
| country | Country | country | ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code of the country the building is in. |
| country_name | Country name | string | — |
| architect | Architect | string | Architect or architecture firm(s) credited in Wikidata. |
| image | Image | image | — |
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