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Malaysia and The Reason Why It Has Multiple Supertall Skyscrapers
Akhyari Hananto
3 months ago
Malaysia is known for its impressive skyline, filled with towering skyscrapers that dot the landscape of its urban centers. The ...
Singapore Will Get a Supertall Skyscraper Build by Burj Khalifa Architects
Dini Yasyi
8 months ago
In 2028, the new tower, 8 Shenton Way, which will include offices, a hotel, and 34 storeys of opulent residences, will soar above the ...
Fun Fact: Asia Has More Than 80% of the World's Skyscrapers
Dini Yasyi
10 months ago
Asian nations have more high-rise buildings than any other region of the world. It is required because of the high population density in these ...
Vietnam's Skyscraper To Have Mountain Landscapes In Design
Adelaida Salikha
6 years ago
Vietnam will soon have its own 333-metre high skyscraper in Vietnam's largest city, which will mimic the topography of the country's natural landscape. ...