Miami

United States

Facts

Population

Source: US Census

419,777 (2013)

Area

143 km²

55 mi²

Density

2935.5 people per km²

7602.9 people per mi²

# of 150m+ buildings

54 Completed • 8 Under Construction

First 150m+ Building

Tallest Building

Most Common Function*

Residential (68%)

Most Common Material*

Concrete (97%)

Rankings

by no. of 150m+ completed buildings

#

24

Tallest City in

the World
#

4

Tallest City in

North America
#

3

Tallest City in

United States

Buildings

Rank
Name
Status

Completed

Architecturally Topped Out

Structurally Topped Out

Under Construction

On Hold

Proposed

Vision

Never Completed

Demolished

Competition Entry

Canceled

Proposed Renovation

Under Renovation

Renovated

Under Demolition

Height

1

Panorama Tower

251.9 m / 827 ft

2

Aston Martin Residences

249 m / 817 ft

3

Four Seasons Hotel & Tower

240.4 m / 789 ft

4

Southeast Financial Center

232.8 m / 764 ft

5

Brickell Flatiron

224.3 m / 736 ft

6

830 Brickell

223.1 m / 732 ft

7

Marquis

214 m / 702 ft

8

One Thousand Museum

213.1 m / 699 ft

9

Paramount Miami Worldcenter

213.1 m / 699 ft

10

Wells Fargo Tower

199.5 m / 655 ft

CTBUH People & Events

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Co-Chair

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04 March 2021

CTBUH Florida Presents: A Panel Discussion on 1212 Aventura

21 May 2020

Videos

17 October 2016

Shifting Urban Gravity, from “Central to Core” Business Districts

In the age of the multi-million inhabitant city, the concept of a single, concentrated Central Business District is increasingly becoming unsustainable. As we are seeing...

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Research

30 April 2018

Cyclone-Glazing and Façade Resilience for the Asia-Pacific Region: Market and Code Study

This paper summarizes the Stage 1 results of the CTBUH Research Division’s project “Cyclone-Glazing and Facade Resilience for the Asia-Pacific Region.” The project was possible...

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Research

17 October 2016

Shifting Urban Gravity, from “Central to Core” Business Districts

In the age of the multi-million inhabitant city, the concept of a single, concentrated Central Business District is increasingly becoming unsustainable. As we are seeing...

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