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11 Fantastic Skyscrapers Around The World

4. Grand Lisboa – Macau, China

11 Fantastic Skyscrapers Around The World

Grand Lisbon is a 47-story skyscraper located in Macau, China. The building serves as a hotel with 430 rooms and huge suites that offer state-of-the-art television systems and stunning views. In addition, inside the building, there is a 3-star Michelin restaurant and a casino offering 800 game tables and 1,000 slot machines. At the Grand Lisbon Casino, the world’s largest processed diamond – “The Star of Stanley Ho”, which according to the American Institute of Diamond Research weighs 218.08 carats – is permanently displayed.

5. Moscow State University – Moscow, Russia

11 Fantastic Skyscrapers Around The World

Moscow University has an impressive skyscraper, 240 meters high and topped with a gold star with a total weight of 12 tons. Until 1988, the university building held the highest tower in Russia in particular and throughout Europe in general; There are 5,000 rooms, a museum, a large hall, a police station, and a swimming pool. The center serves the 4 main faculties of the university, and especially the Faculty of Mathematics.

6. The Big Bend – New York, USA

11 Fantastic Skyscrapers Around The World

If Greek architect Ioannis Vikelas’ plans come to fruition he will build the world’s tallest high-rise skyscraper – the Big Bend in Manhattan. The structure, which is planned to be built in the form of a reverse U-shaped, will be 1,200 meters from one base to the other. The proposal is to build a thin 600-meter building that will include elevators that can turn and even move horizontally, with a Baptist church between the two connected buildings. The shape of the Big Bend was seen as an attempt to circumvent the building regulations limiting the height of skyscrapers in Manhattan, and in response to the prosperity of these luxury buildings in the city. As of 2017, the Big Bend is in early planning stages only and Ioannis Vikelas is trying to recruit investors for the ambitious project.

7. Lakhta Center – St. Petersburg, Russia

11 Fantastic Skyscrapers Around The World




Lakhta Center is a skyscraper located in St. Petersburg, Russia which rises to 462 meters. This huge and monstrous building is the second tallest building in Russia and on the continent of Europe as of 2018. The tower was built by gas company Gazprom, which is planning to move its new home to the skyscraper. The building was designed so that it would look to all those looking at it like a flower or flame, and inside it, there are 40 elevators for the benefit of visitors and residents. The building contains an amphitheater with 2,000 seats, a 357-meter observation point, a designed pedestrian mall, and a large water park. The cost of construction of this skyscraper is about $ 1.77 billion.

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