The Council is pleased to announce the launch of its 2017 conference, Connecting the City: People, Density & Infrastructure, taking place from Oct. 30 to Nov. 3. See how to get involved on the CTBUH 2017 website! |
CTBUH has once-again compiled its in-depth annual report on skyscraper construction. 2016 saw the completion of 128 200-meter-plus buildings, a record-breaking year. |
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Global Tall Building News
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When complete, the taller of the two Orion Towers could become the tallest building in Australia at 328 meters.
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The interior of the 57-meter building has been described as “the deep construct of a sophisticated musical instrument.”
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A 15-story mixed-use building that utilizes a molded façade system has been completed at a key intersection.
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The Council’s certification of Guangzhou CTF as the 5th tallest in the world has garnered extensive media coverage.
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Plans for the 140,000-square-meter mixed-use scheme include three towers of 53, 21, and 19 stories.
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The proposed 75-story building would surpass the height of the 249-meter Central Park Tower.
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The firm recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for the project, which will serve as their local headquarters.
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The 29-story high-rise will be one of the largest bank headquarters in the region upon completion.
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From research to awards to conferences, 2016 has been a successful year for CTBUH in China. |
Engineering News-Record has honored the work of CTBUH Executive Director Antony Wood. |
The Council is celebrating their new office – only the third in 48 years – with a launch party. |
CTBUH Iran Representatives discussed Habitation in Green Cities at a high-rise conference. |
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This 51-page report summarizes key findings from an ArcelorMittal-sponsored research project. |
CTBUH Australia’s Brisbane Committee held a seminar on the under-construction Brisbane Skytower. |
Torre Reforma is featured in the 2016 Year in Review and was a 2016 Best Tall Building Finalist for the Americas. |
Robert Bird Group examines the engineering behind the sculptural form of Sydney’s future tallest building. |
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MOE A/S, Søborg, Denmark, 9 March 2017 |
New York Hilton Midtown, New York, USA, 13–14 April 2017 |
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, USA, 28 April 2017 |
Hyatt Regency, Sydney, Australia, 28–31 October 2017 |
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New & Recently Upgraded CTBUH Members
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