Turkey, Europe’s Country with the Most Skyscrapers

February 2022 data shared by the Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Council showed that Turkey continues to rank first in Europe in the number of skyscrapers. The European city with the most skyscrapers was Istanbul.

Continuing to host the debates on the problem of unplanned urbanization and the deterioration of city silhouettes, Turkey continues to be the leader in one issue in Europe, according to the February 2022 data of the Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Council (CTBUH). The shared data is Ranked first in Europe in the number of skyscrapers showed that.

According to CTBUH February 2022 data, Turkey has a total height of more than 150 meters today. to 67 skyscrapers is hosting. Russia ranks second with 51 skyscrapers, Germany ranks 5th with 20 skyscrapers, and the Netherlands ranks 8th with 6 skyscrapers. When we look at the world in general, Turkey has managed to be among the top 15 countries. In addition, Turkey also holds the first place in the ranking of European cities with the most skyscrapers.

Countries with the most skyscrapers in Europe (150 meters and above)

  1. Turkey – 67
  2. Russia – 51
  3. England – 33
  4. France – 24
  5. Germany – 20
  6. Spain – 13
  7. Poland – 12
  8. Netherlands, Italy – 6
  9. Austria – 3
  10. Switzerland – 1
  11. Sweden – 1

European cities with the most skyscrapers

  1. Istanbul, Turkey – 48
  2. Moscow, Russia – 46
  3. London, United Kingdom – 30
  4. Frankfurt, Germany – 17
  5. Courbevoie, France – 13

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Countries with the most skyscrapers in the world

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  1. China – 2,708
  2. United States – 848
  3. United Arab Emirates – 310
  4. South Korea – 272
  5. Japan – 269
  6. Malaysia – 140
  7. Australia – 136
  8. Indonesia – 128
  9. Thailand – 124
  10. Canada – 122

14. Turkey – 67

Source :
https://tr.euronews.com/2022/02/28/turkiye-avrupa-da-gokdelen-say-s-bak-m-ndan-ilk-s-raya-yukseldi


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