Tallest Buildings in the US

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This map features the tallest buildings in the U.S., showcasing architectural marvels that redefine skylines from New York to Chicago.

One World Trade Center

Opens at 8:30am

Rising 1,776 feet, this symbolic tower is the tallest in the U.S., offering sweeping views and a tribute to resilience.

The world’s tallest residential building, this slender giant on Billionaires’ Row soars to 1,550 feet above Manhattan.

Opens at 9am

Once the tallest globally, Chicago’s Willis Tower (1,451 ft) remains iconic for its black steel frame and thrilling Skydeck.

Exceptionally thin and elegant, this 1,428-foot supertall is famed for being the world’s most slender skyscraper.

Opens at 6am

A striking addition to Midtown, this 1,401-foot tower blends sleek design with an observation deck offering panoramic city views.

With minimalist design and sky-high condos, this 1,396-foot tower helped redefine luxury living in Manhattan.

Open until 12am

Standing at 1,388 feet in Chicago, this shimmering glass tower blends residences with a hotel.

Anchoring the West Side, this 1,296-foot skyscraper features The Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere.

Opens at 10am

An Art Deco icon, this 1,250-foot legend stood as the world’s tallest for decades and remains a symbol of NYC.

This 1,200-foot glass tower near Bryant Park leads in eco-design, with LEED Platinum certification and striking spire.