Skyscrapers: Top 10 super-tall buildings under construction, know the height, location and completion

Height: 1,000+m | Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

 The under-construction Jeddah Tower is slated to be the centerpiece and the first construction phase of Kingdom City, Jeddah Economic Company's (JEC) new urban development. The tower, designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, the same architect behind Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, is expected to have 167+ floors. The tower's form, inspired by the mountainous landscapes of Saudi Arabia, has a three-petal footprint and a tapered aerodynamic shape to withstand wind forces. Once completed, would be the first structure to exceed the 1-km mark.

Height: 725m | Location: Dubai, UAE

The 725-metre Burj Azizi is an ambitious skyscraper currently under construction in Dubai, UAE. Upon completion, it is set to become the world's second-tallest building, following the Burj Khalifa. The Burj Azizi (originally called Entisar Tower) is strategically positioned near key landmarks such as the Dubai World Trade Centre and Dubai Mall, enhancing its accessibility and prominence in the city's skyline. Designed by architectural firm,  AE7, With a planned height of 725 meters, it has a floor count of 131. 

Construction started in 2016 (halted in 2017), rebranded in 2018 by Azizi Developments, resumed in 2025; Expected completion: By 2028

Height: 597m | Location: Tianjin, China 

Construction of Goldin Finance 117, once dubbed as China's “tallest abandoned skyscraper”, has restarted, The Civil Engineer reported this month. The tower was abandoned due to stock market crash in 2015 and the subsequent challenges faced by its developer, Goldin Group. Goldin had to self-finance the entire project, facing increased pressure from the 2008 financial crisis. Despite resuming construction in 2011, the project was abruptly halted in 2015 after reaching its final height, leaving it as a partially completed skyscraper. New completion date: 2027 (as per Architectural Digest.

Height: 595m | Location: Dubai, UAE 

This supertall skyscraper is under construction in Business Bay, Dubai, UAE. The planned floor count is 104 floors, with 7 basement levels. Owned by Binghatti Properties, the tower is designed by Silver Stone Engineering Consultants, with Granada Europe Construction as main contractor. A collaboration between Binghatti and Jacob & Co., this hyper-tower aims to become the world's tallest residential building, boasting luxurious amenities and design elements inspired by Jacob & Co's watchmaking. The tower is expected to feature exclusive suites, residences, “sky mansions”, and penthouses, along with amenities like concierge services, private fitness clubs, sky gardens, and a spa. Construction started: October 2022; estimated completion: 2027

Height: 544m | Location: Balneario Camboriu, Brazil 

The Senna Tower in Brazil, is a planned residential skyscraper inspired by Formula One driver Ayrton Senna. It is expected to be completed around 2030 and have a cost of around $545 million, with a projected height of 544 meters (1,781 feet). The project is being developed by FG Empreendimentos and will include investments from retail billionaire Luciano Hang. The tower is designed by Senna's niece, Lalali Senna. Construction started: 2025; eExpected completion: 2030.

Height: 532m | Location: Dubai, UAE 

This super-tall skyscraper is currently under construction in Dubai, with a reported budget of $1 billion. The project, designed by the National Engineering Bureau, a prominent UAE-based architectural firm, aims to set several records, including the world's highest infinity pool and the world's highest restaurant – plus with a “lush green rainforest area” inside. Taking its name from developer Tiger Properties (not to be confused with the Singapore Tower of the same name), the Tiger Sky Tower Dubai will feature a glazed exterior enlivened by metallic shading louvers. It will be topped by a rooftop park. Construction started: May 2024; expected completion 2028|2029.

Height: 517m | Location: Dubai, UAE

The Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina, a skyscraper in Dubai aims to be the world’s tallest standalone residential tower. The project is a relaunch of the project initially known as the ‘Pentominium’ (originally launched in 2007), located in Dubai Marina’s "tallest block" cluster. It features 122 floors and 251 residences. In 2024, offplan sales have started. Prices start at an eye-catching Dh5.8 million for a 2-bedroom unit. Expected completion: 2028.

Height: 500m | Location: Tabuk, Saudi Arabia 

The Line is a skyscraper, but it's an exceptionally long one. It's planned to be a 170-km long, 500-metre-high, and 200-meter-wide linear city, essentially a very long building. The Line's design consists of two mirrored skyscrapers with an outdoor space in between. This incredibly long super-structure in the western Saudi desert is envisioned as a smart city with no cars, streets, or carbon emissions, powered entirely by renewable energy. Expected completion: 2030 (first phase).

Height: 498.8m | Location: Nanjing, China

The HeXi Yuzui Tower A, also known as the RunMao Tower, is a prominent supertall skyscraper under construction in Nanjing, China. As the centerpiece of the South HeXi Yuzui Financial District, this tower is poised to become a significant addition to the city's skyline and is strategically located along the Yangtze River. This area is envisioned as a new central business district, enhancing Nanjing's urban development. Designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture (AS+GG), the will not only be one of the tallest buildings in Nanjing but also a symbol of the city's urban development and architectural innovation. Construction Start: 2021. Expected completion: 2028

Height: 489m | Location: Chengdu, China

The Panda Tower, officially known as the Tianfu Center, is a landmark supertall skyscraper under construction on Tianfu Avenue South in the Tianfu New Area of Chengdu, China. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF), and inspired by the mountainous landscapes of Sichuan Province, the building allows for wind to flow through and enhancing environmental efficiency. Set to redefine the Chengdu's skyline, this mixed-use development embodies architectural innovation and sustainable design. Starting date: 2021; Expected completion: 2027