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The world's urban landscape is being reshaped by a new generation of super-tall buildings, with many under construction in the Middle East. These ambitious projects are pushing the boundaries of architectural design and engineering, aiming to redefine city skylines and create innovative living and commercial spaces. From record-breaking heights to unique design features, these skyscrapers represent a significant shift in urban development.
Several projects stand out in this race to the sky. The Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia, designed by the same architect as the Burj Khalifa, is poised to exceed 1 kilometer in height. In Dubai, the Burj Azizi and Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences are also set to become some of the world's tallest structures, offering luxury residential spaces and unique amenities. Other notable projects include the Senna Tower in Brazil, inspired by Formula One driver Ayrton Senna, and the Tiger Sky Tower Dubai, which aims to set records with its high-altitude features.
Beyond individual towers, some projects envision entirely new urban models. The Line in Saudi Arabia is a 170-kilometer-long linear city designed to be a sustainable, car-free environment. In China, the HeXi Yuzui Tower A and Panda Tower (Tianfu Center) are adding to the country's impressive collection of super-tall buildings. These projects showcase a global trend toward vertical urbanism, with developers and architects constantly striving to create more efficient, sustainable, and visually striking structures.

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