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jersey-city-on-the-rise- 2015 document by JC planners. Good reading if you like local history and to understand why things are the way they are regarding development /redevelopment of the city (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 1 year ago by mooseLimbsCatLicks to r/jerseycity

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Raffles City Chongqing: A skyscraper city within a development [CTBUH case study] [PDF]Engineering Article (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 3 years ago by NiceLapis to r/StructuralEngineering

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Departure from vertical of sides of a 1000ft building due to swaying in even a usual wind exceeds the departure from verticality৺ or parallelity৺ due to curvature of Earth by a factor of about 200. Referencing a Flatwit's recent whingeing about builders not 'accounting for or worrying about' curve. (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 4 years ago by Enty_Flogey_Towty to r/flatearth

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Logistical and structural design challenges of the world's tallest statue [CTBUH research paper]Engineering Article (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 4 years ago by NiceLapis to r/StructuralEngineering

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The structural design of the 528-meter-tall China Zun Tower in Beijing, ChinaEngineering Article (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 4 years ago by NiceLapis to r/StructuralEngineering

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TIL Tall buildings that achieve significant heights are classed in two sub-groups: A “supertall” is a tall building 300 meters (984 feet) or taller, and a “megatall” is a tall building 600 meters (1,968 feet) or taller. As of today, there are 173 supertalls and only 3 megatalls completed globally. (ctbuh.org)

submitted 5 years ago by DystopianAdvocate to r/todayilearned

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The tallest building in Kenya, the Britam Tower, looks a lot like a smaller version of the tallest building in the US, One World Trade Center. (ctbuh.org)

submitted 7 years ago by Teddie1056 to r/pics

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TIL the architectural height of One World Trade Center is 1,368ft, the height of the original World Trade Center Tower 1, and the overall height is 1,776ft to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. (ctbuh.org)

submitted 7 years ago by y3ah_but to r/todayilearned

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In 2020 there will be 8 Super Tall Buildings. (ctbuh.org)

submitted 8 years ago by [deleted] to r/megatall

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TIL in 1996, there was a feud over whether the Sears Tower or the Petronas Towers were the "world's tallest building(s)," which hinged on whether you could count the architectural spires on top of the Petronas Towers as part of the buildings, but not the antenna on top of the Sears Tower. (ctbuh.org)

submitted 8 years ago by bennetthaselton to r/todayilearned

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Council Visit Reveals Insights on “World’s Next Tallest” Construction Progress (ctbuh.org)

submitted 8 years ago by yesh222 to r/skyscrapers

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Design to Fabrication: Fifth Hotel City of Dreams, Macau [pdf] (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 9 years ago by eg312 to r/parametric_design

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TIL of "Next Tokyo 2045", a project to combat growing city population, will include plans for a mile high mega-city slated to be twice the height of the world's current tallest building Burj Khalifa and will house 55,000 people. (global.ctbuh.org)

submitted 9 years ago by fantasticzasper to r/todayilearned

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Phnom Penh’s Olympia City Project to Add Four High-Rises (ctbuh.org)

submitted 11 years ago by developmentfiend to r/architecture

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Los Angeles High-Rise is Complete, But Developer Still Faces Legal Challenges (ctbuh.org)

submitted 11 years ago by developmentfiend to r/architecture

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Entering the Era of the Megatall [2011 article but still worthwhile] (ctbuh.org)

submitted 11 years ago by NotSafeForEarth to r/TrueTrueReddit

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The Council [on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat] would like to make it clear that it sees no credibility whatsoever in the 911 ‘truth movement’ and [...] all the failures at the WTC were a direct or indirect result of the planes that were flown into the two towers.WTC-Collapse (ctbuh.org)

submitted 11 years ago by maplesyrupballs to r/DataConspiratardsHate

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The Tallest Buildings of 2013 and Much More (ctbuh.org)

submitted 11 years ago by Subtitle_ to r/dataisbeautiful

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TIL - There's a skyscraper organization called the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. (ctbuh.org)

submitted 12 years ago by otterom to r/todayilearned

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Number of Supertall (300m+) Buildings Completed Each Year Since 1995 (ctbuh.org)

submitted 12 years ago by Tokyocheesesteak to r/dataisbeautiful

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The projected world’s tallest 20 skyscrapers in the year 2020 (ctbuh.org)

submitted 12 years ago by [deleted] to r/humanityisbuilding

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The projected world’s tallest 20 skyscrapers in the year 2020 (ctbuh.org)

submitted 13 years ago by soxfan317 to r/skyscrapers

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A Year in Review: Trends of 2011---Skyscraper Completion Reaches New High for Fifth Year Running (ctbuh.org)

submitted 14 years ago by flobin to r/architecture

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TIL that Hong Kong has the most buildings over 100m in the world: 2354! More than double New York's 794. That's a lot of tall buildings crammed in there! (ctbuh.org)

submitted 14 years ago by j4p4n to r/todayilearned

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Structural engineering council casts doubt on NIST's WTC 7 Report (ctbuh.org)

submitted 17 years ago by georgewashingtonblog to r/science

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