SUPER SKYSCRAPERS

SINGAPORE

What makes Singapore one of the most special countries in the world

is its level of financial stability despite its very small territory.

Because of its development, many investors have come to establish

businesses, which made way for the creation of many jobs, even

housing many of its residents in high-rise buildings just to have

everything crammed in one place. Currently, there are over

141 skyscrapers colouring the evening sky.

TORONTO, CANADA

Because it has been gaining the attention of people coming from various

nations, Toronto is now seen as a city that is very receptive to

diversity, making it a perfect place in opening businesses that cater to

the international market. It was obvious enough that being the biggest

city in Canada could also be a reason to have a skyline that’s worth

bragging about. Industries such as banking, insurance, commerce, and

tourism have led to 162 skyscrapers in the city.

SHANGHAI, CHINA

On the eastern part of Mainland China, Shanghai is taking its steady

pace of being one of the biggest financial powerhouses in the world.

The city is actually quite huge, dividing itself into 204 towns and

99 sub-district neighbourhoods, sharing the space with over

1,063 buildings found in different sections of the city. It has over

229 skyscrapers, making everything look high-rise.

DUBAI, SAUDI ARABIA

No doubt, with the Burj Khalifa standing in the midst of over 240

other skyscrapers in the city of Dubai, UAE has one of the most

attractive skylines that you could ever imagine. Diversified in its

market focus, companies both from near and far come to take the

opportunity of expanding their businesses to target international markets.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

The windy city is known for its many high-rise buildings and skyscrapers.

Its skyline is actually named as one of the most attractive in the

world and has over 283 skyscrapers, where Willis, Donald Trump,

John Hancock, and AT&T take most of the attention.

TOKYO, JAPAN

Tokyo, being the Japanese centre of commerce, entertainment,

education, finance, and even vehicle production, is known to have one

of the most crowded skylines in the world and with over 347 skyscrapers

and growing, the skyline is getting even more crowded.

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK

Central Park, Madison Square Garden, Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty

and even Wall Street made New York City one of the places in the world

that has the most number of skyscrapers ever. The 573 high-rise

units, along with many other buildings have been created to make way for

international companies to be close to one of the most active trading

centres ever, the New York Stock Exchange.

HONG KONG, CHINA

Hong Kong is famous for being the shopping and tourist destination of

nearby Asian countries such as the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia

and even Malaysia. This is because of the abundance of businesses

that have established their offices and stores here and with more than

1,300 skyscrapers overlooking the richest business district in China,

this makes Hong Kong one of the most crowded cities in the world.