We already talked about the list of tallest things in the world here. Now, what are the top 20 tallest buildings in the United States of America?
The One World Trade Center based in New York City is deemed to be the tallest skyscraper in the entire United States. Its tower brings the structure to a fixed height of 541 m (1,776 ft). The Willis Tower follows tit at 443 m (1,451 ft), which is the second tallest building in the United States and then 432 Park Avenue at 426 m (at 1,396 ft) in that order respectively.
Here are the top 20 tallest buildings in the United States
Rank | Building | Height (m) | Height (ft) | Floors | Location | Year |
1 | One World Trade Center | 541 m | 1,776 ft | 104 | New York City | 2014 |
2 | Willis Tower | 443 m | 1,451 ft | 110 | Chicago | 1974 |
3 | 432 Park Avenue | 426 m | 1,396 ft | 85 | New York City | 2015 |
4 | Trump International Hotel and Tower | 423 m | 1,389 ft | 98 | Chicago | 2009 |
5 | 30 Hudson Yards | 386.6 m | 1,268 ft | 73 | New York City | 2018 |
6 | Empire State Building | 381 m | 1,250 ft | 102 | New York City | 1931 |
7 | Bank of America Tower | 366 m | 1,200 ft | 55 | New York City | 2009 |
8 | Aon Center | 346 m | 1,136 ft | 83 | Chicago | 1973 |
9 | 875 North Michigan Avenue | 344 m | 1,127 ft | 100 | Chicago | 1969 |
10 | Comcast Technology Center | 342 m | 1,121 ft | 60 | Philadelphia | 2018 |
11 | Wilshire Grand Center | 335 m | 1,099 ft | 73 | Los Angeles | 2017 |
12 | 3 World Trade Center | 329 m | 1,079 ft | 80 | New York City | 2018 |
13 | Salesforce Tower | 326 m | 1070 ft | 60 | San Francisco | 2018 |
14 | Chrysler Building | 319 m | 1,046 ft | 77 | New York City | 1930 |
15 | The New York Times Building | 319 m | 1,046 ft | 52 | New York City | 2007 |
16 | Bank of America Plaza | 311 m | 1,023 ft | 55 | Atlanta | 1992 |
17 | U.S. Bank Tower | 310 m | 1,018 ft | 73 | Los Angeles | 1989 |
18 | Franklin Center | 307 m | 1,007 ft | 60 | Chicago | 1989 |
19 | One57 | 306 m | 1,005 ft | 75 | New York City | 2014 |
20 | JPMorgan Chase Tower | 305 m | 1,002 ft | 75 | Houston | 1982 |