CTBUH Study Finds 84% Of Tall Buildings Have Been Constructed After 9/11

Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress collection; digitally enhanced by rawpixel (cc by-sa)

CTBUH released its latest studyThe Global Impact of 9/11 on Tall Buildings, as part of the “Tall Buildings in Numbers” series, the company announced in a press release. The study reveals that 84% of buildings 200 m or taller were built after 2001. The study also finds that 86 of the 100 current tallest buildings in the U.S. have been built since 2001, and if the World Trade Center Twin Towers were still standing, they would be the world’s 31st and 32nd tallest buildings. Since 2001, the average height of the 100 tallest buildings in the world has increased 141%, with an average height of 399 m. Tall-building growth has also expanded globally, with 49% of tall buildings being in the U.S. in 2001, compared to only 15% of those buildings in the U.S. today. Tall buildings are growing significantly in places such as Asia and the Middle East.

Get more of Elevator World. Sign up for our free e-newsletter.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Çankaya station of the İzmir Metro; photo by A. Savin for Wikipedia

Overhaul of 278 Pieces of VT Nearly Complete in İzmir

The golf outing will take place at Hunter’s Green Country Club; image courtesy of Hunter’s Green Country Club.

EW Presents Inaugural Golf Outing in Tampa

Aveni

In Memoriam: Thomas Lawrence Aveni

TAISEI SQUARE HANOI; image © Taisei Square Hanoi

Fujitec Delivers Vietnam’s First 240 M/Min Elevators

Elevator-World---Fallback-Image

Toromont Industries Proposes Massive 17-Building Project in Vaughan

Elevator-World---Fallback-Image

Sims4Lifts Named Finalist for UK Business Awards

Image courtesy of Diligent Robotics

Autonomous Robot Completes 110,000-Plus Elevator Rides

Image courtesy of MP Lifts

MP Lifts Hosts MP Open Days For U.K. And Ireland Professionals