Graphics of all skyscrapers in Europe (COM, T/O, U/C, PREP, APP, PRO)

[KlausD]

Graphics by KlausDiggy


COM & T/O

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COM & TO (1) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (2) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (3) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (4) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (5) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (6) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (7) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

COM & TO (8) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

[KlausD]

U/C & PREP

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UC & PREP (1) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

UC & PREP (2) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

[KlausD]

APP & PRO

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ZAPP & PRO (1) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

ZAPP & PRO (2) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

ZAPP & PRO (3) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

ZAPP & PRO (4) by Klaus Kühnast, auf Flickr

[KlausD]

Europe (with Asian part of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Russia & Turkey)

COM & T/O = 358
PREP & U/C = 78
PRO & APP = 171
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Total: = 607


Europe

COM & T/O = 259 (358-99)
PREP & U/C = 64 (78-14)
PRO & APP = 152 (171-19)
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Total: = 475


European Union

COM & T/O = 92
PREP & U/C = 21
APP & PRO = 69
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Total = 182



Number of skyscrapers by city (COM & T/O)

1. Istanbul = 89 (50 on European side)
2. Moscow = 67
3. London = 36
4. Ankara = 24
5. Paris = 23
6. Frankfurt = 18
7. Warsaw = 12
8. Baku = 10
9. Izmir = 8
10. Nur-Sultan = 7
11. Madrid = 6
12. Rotterdam = 6
13. Milan = 5
14. Batumi = 5
15. Manchester = 4
16. Vienna = 3
17. Yekaterinburg = 3
18. Benidorm = 3
19. Turin = 2
20. Basel = 2
21. Lyon = 2
22. Belgrade = 2
23. Barcelona = 2
24. Wroclaw = 1
25. Malmö = 1
26. Seville = 1
27. Mersin = 1
28. Sarajevo = 1
29. Monaco = 1
30. Limassol = 1
31. Kiev = 1
32. Bilbao = 1
33. Almaty = 1
34. Bonn = 1
35. Konya = 1
36. Gaziantep = 1
37. Khimki = 1
38. Vladivostok = 1
39. Gdansk = 1
40. Rome = 1
41. Amsterdam = 1
42. Brussels = 1

[KlausD]

Halcyon London (225 Marsh Wall) | 181m | London | App >>> U/C
The Bridge | 174m | Warsaw | Pro >>> U/C

[shivtim]

Cool skyscrapers!

[KlausD2]

At the moment there are 294 completed and topped out buildings in Europe. (398 including the Asian side of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkey)

In the European Union, there are 99 skyscrapers (If the United Kingdom were still a member, it would be 148).

1. Istanbul = 90
2. Moscow/Khimki = 85
3. London = 42
4. Ankara = 25
5. Paris/La Defence = 23
6. Frankfurt am Main = 20
7. Warsaw = 12
8. Baku = 10
9. Nur-Sultan = 8
10. Izmir = 8
11. Rotterdam = 7
12. Manchester/Salford = 7
13. Batumi = 7
14. Madrid = 6
15. Milan = 5
16. Vienna = 3
17. Yekaterinburg = 3
18. Benidorm = 3
19. Lyon = 3
20. Turin = 2
21. Basel = 2
22. Limassol = 2
23. Kiev = 2
24. Belgrade = 2
25. Barcelona = 2
26. St Petersburg = 1
27. Gothenburg = 1
28. Wroclaw = 1
29. Malmö = 1
30. Seville = 1
31. Gdansk = 1
32. Mersin = 1
33. Sarajevo = 1
34. Monaco = 1
35. Bratislava = 1
36. Almaty = 1
37. Bilbao = 1
38. Konya = 1
39. Bonn = 1
40. Gaziantep = 1
41. Vladivostok = 1
42. Rome = 1
43. Brussels = 1
44. Amsterdam = 1

[KlausD2]

U/C & Prep

[KlausD2]

Prop & App

List is not complete!

[mousquet]

This is great, much appreciated.

I don't regard Russia or Turkey as anything much "European" or any part of our common space, but it's just me, I suppose...
Though I'm far from being alone in that opinion.

It's just funny that those 2 pricks (Russia and Turkey) would be the ones to be build the greatest amount of high-rises, isn't it?

What EU countries do is more significant anyway, for more relevant and democratic.

[KlausD2]

Thank you very much.

[mousquet]

Yeah, well, let's forget about politics.

There's this 180m oddity under construction over the exhibition center of porte de Versailles, on the southwest edge of Central Paris.


https://www.contrelatourtriangle.com/

I borrowed this rendering from the NIMBY website that failed to have it canceled.

Frankly, no one over here seems much excited by or interested into it cause it looks so weird and it is remote from any actual high-rise cluster.
It's just some "bizarrerie" (strangeness) by Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron.

You might want to add it to your diagrams, but don't bother if you don't have time for it.
It is no priority, going pretty unnoticed even here.
Nevertheless, it is actually under construction. See if you're curious.

[KlausD2]

I already had the building in my list once, but it seems to have gone missing.

I will add it again.

[KlausD2]

OK, Tour Triangle is back again.

[mousquet]

Originally Posted by KlausD2

OK, Tour Triangle is back again.

Déjà ? Man, you waste no time.
The database of the French site mentions a height of 177m for 44 floors. It's probably the most accurate.

The building will mostly be offices and a hotel, with some retail, a nursery and a conference hall.
Interestingly, the 2 upper floors are supposed to be open to the public for panoramic views.

It may be something for that spot after all... We'll see. It won't be complete before 2026.
Some comments say it must be tricky, because every floor seems different from others.
There's no "standard" floor to it, which might make it time-consuming.