Top 10 Super-Tall Buildings Rising: Height, Location & Timeline

The global skyline is undergoing a transformative evolution as a new wave of super-tall skyscrapers rises across continents. From the Middle East to Asia and South America, these architectural marvels are set to redefine urban landscapes and push the boundaries of engineering. Here are the top 10 super-tall buildings currently under construction:

1. Jeddah Tower – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

• Height: Over 1,000 meters
• Floors: 167+
• Architect: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
• Completion: TBD

Poised to become the world's first kilometer-high structure, Jeddah Tower will be the centerpiece of Kingdom City. Its design, inspired by Saudi Arabia's mountainous landscapes, features a three-petal footprint and a tapered aerodynamic shape to withstand wind forces.

2. Burj Azizi – Dubai, UAE

• Height: 725 meters
• Floors: 131
• Architect: AE7
• Completion: Expected by 2028

Strategically located near the Dubai World Trade Centre and Dubai Mall, Burj Azizi is set to become the world's second-tallest building upon completion. Originally named Entisar Tower, construction began in 2016, was halted in 2017, rebranded in 2018, and resumed in 2025.

3. Goldin Finance 117 – Tianjin, China

• Height: 597 meters
• Completion: Expected by 2027

Once dubbed China's "tallest abandoned skyscraper," construction of Goldin Finance 117 has resumed after being halted in 2015 due to financial challenges. The tower is anticipated to be completed by 2027.

4. Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences – Dubai, UAE

• Height: 595 meters
• Floors: 104
• Completion: Expected by 2027

A collaboration between Binghatti Properties and Jacob & Co., this tower aims to become the world's tallest residential building. It will feature luxurious amenities, including exclusive suites, sky mansions, and penthouses, along with concierge services, private fitness clubs, sky gardens, and a spa.

5. Senna Tower – Balneário Camboriú, Brazil

• Height: 544 meters
• Completion: Expected by 2030

Inspired by Formula One legend Ayrton Senna, this residential skyscraper is being developed by FG Empreendimentos with investments from retail billionaire Luciano Hang. Designed by Senna's niece, Lalali Senna, the tower is projected to cost around $545 million.

6. Tiger Sky Tower – Dubai, UAE

• Height: 532 meters
• Budget: $1 billion
• Completion: TBD

Currently under construction, Tiger Sky Tower aims to set new standards in luxury and engineering in Dubai's ever-evolving skyline.

7. Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina

• Height: 517 meters
• Floors: 122
• Completion: Expected by 2028

The project is relaunched from the original 'Pentominium' project, sales began in 2024 with prices from Dh5.8 million.

8. Lakhta Center II – St. Petersburg, Russia

• Height: 703 meters
• Completion: Expected by 2030

9. Tradewinds Square Tower – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

• Height: 644 meters
• Completion: Expected by 2030

This mixed-use development will further cement Kuala Lumpur's status as a hub for super-tall structures.

10. Suzhou Zhongnan Center – Suzhou, China

• Height: 499.2 meters
• Floors: 103
• Completion: TBD

The Suzhou Zhongnan Center is poised to become a prominent feature in China's rapidly growing skyline.

These towering projects reflect the global ambition to push architectural boundaries and redefine urban living. As construction progresses, they promise to become iconic landmarks in their respective cities.