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World's Tallest Buildings

This is a diagram of the tallest skyscrapers in the world ordered by official height.  This ordering method looks only at a building's roof height or spire height, whichever is greater, and doesn't take antenna height into consideration.  This makes buildings like the Petronas Towers appear taller than the Sears Tower.

Burj Dubai is not seen in this diagram because, although it has now surpassed the height of Taipei 101, it is still under construction and will not be considered to be the world's tallest building until it is completed.  Only completed buildings are shown in this diagram.






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