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33 towers constructed now (2020-02-16)
- Ruby Tower (03/2020)
- Grand Tower (04/2020)
- ONE FORTY WEST (06/2020)
- Global Tower (07/2020)
- MORROW (09/2020)
- Sky Eschborn (09/2020)
- DB Tower (11/2020)
- b’mine Hotel Frankfurt (12/2020)
- SOLID Home (12/2020)
- 160 Park View (12/2020)
- Harbor Park Quarter (06/2021, 3 towers)
- Lyoner Strasse 11 (12/2021, currently halted)
- EUROPA-CENTER Gateway Gardens (12/2021)
- New Frankfurt Towers (12/2021, 2 towers)
- ONE (12/2021)
- Hahnstrasse 30-32 (2021)
- Hahnstrasse 46-48 (2021)
- The X (2021)
- EDEN Frankfurt (07/2022)
- The Spin (07/2022)
- FAZ Tower (10/2022, currently halted)
- NINTY NINE WEST (2022)
- Living Quarter at Harbor West (2022, 2 towers)
- 2stay (04/2023)
- Kennedyallee 87 (2023)
- FOUR Frankfurt (2023, 4 towers)
Latest Articles
Feb
Kaiserlei is to become a high-rise district
Anyone driving from the neighboring city of Offenbach to Frankfurt will also pass the Kaiserlei district. The city limits of Frankfurt and Offenbach meet in
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City-Haus on Platz der Republik is higher than expected
SKYLINE ATLAS regularly reviews archives and historical materials about buildings in Frankfurt. During such research we became aware of an article in the magazine Beton-
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Frankfurt and Brexit
Following the Conservatives' clear victory in the UK election in December 2019, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reaffirmed his plan to lead Britain out
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MAIN TOWER and Eurotheum almost never came into being
In 1985, Hessische Landesbank (Helaba) commissioned the architectural firm Novotny Mähner Assoziierte (N+M) to prepare an expert opinion for the development of the location where
View articleDec
Who powers Frankfurt? A look at Mainova.
As a matter of course we enter the warm office in the morning, switch on the light and make ourselves a coffee. But what you
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Frankfurt Today and in the Future
A few dozen tall buildings are currently under construction or planned in the urban area of Frankfurt. But it is not always easy to detect
View articleNov
The first High-rise Project in Frankfurt failed due to the Neighbors
After World War I there were plans for the construction of high-rise office buildings in various German cities, following the examples in the United States.
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What’s up with our architecture?
People from all over the world are fascinated by Frankfurt. Not just because of the skyscrapers, but also because of them. We think of specific
View articleOct
Additional Editors in October 2019
SKYLINE ATLAS is the information medium about the Frankfurt skyline. Here, the history of the skyscrapers in Frankfurt is thematized: Past, present and future. Today,
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Real Estate Event Frankfurt – Iconic Buildings
On October 22, 2019 a real estate event of ULI Germany took place in Frankfurt with the title "Iconic Buildings - Ambassadors of a City".
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Masterplan Offenbach 2030 approved
The City of Offenbach has decided on an urban planning concept called Masterplan Offenbach 2030. The urban development concept envisages the construction of numerous buildings
View articleSep
Frankfurt Helicopter Tour – Sightseeing Flight over Frankfurt
The editorial team of SKYLINE ATLAS has known Frankfurt's multiple facets for decades. Whether historical information, current events, or real estate trends: there is always
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Comparison of Towers
Development Plans
Interviews
11 towers announced (construction start in brackets)
- High Lines (2020)
- Great East (2020)
- RIVERPARK Tower (02/2020)
- Boersenplatz Eschborn Tower (2020)
- Harbor Park Quarter (2020, 2 towers to go)
- MAIN EAST GATE (2020)
- High-Rise at Messe Entrance South (2021)
- Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank (2021)
- New Frankfurt Towers (from about 2022, tower #3)
- Eschborn Gate (from about 2023)
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18 towers under consideration
- Island Tip Quarter (kap) (3 towers)
- Berliner Strasse 47
- High-Rise at Grand Central
- Guntersburg Courts High-Rise
- Lyoner Strasse 24
- Blue Towers (2 towers)
- Neue Mainzer Strasse 57-59 (Helaba)
- Deutsche Bundesbank Expansion (3 towers)
- Millennium Tower
- Highrise Project Old Police Headquarters
- The Edge
- Porsche Design Tower (2020)
- Virage
For these construction projects the SKYLINE ATLAS has no announced start of construction available. It can not be said if these buildings will ever be built
= Frankfurt = Greater Frankfurt Area. This information is as of: 2020-02-16. See all planned high-rise buildings as a list.
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Top 10 Skyscrapers (including heights)
- Commerzbank Tower (259 m/850 ft)
- MesseTurm (256.5 m/851 ft)
- Westend 1 (208 m/682 ft)
- MAIN TOWER (200 /656m ft)
- Tower 185 (200 m/656 ft)
- OmniTurm (190 m/623 ft)
- Trianon (186 m/610 ft)
- Skytower (183.7 m/603 ft)
- Grand Tower (172 m/564 ft)
- OpernTurm (170 m/558 ft)
– List of tallest skyscrapers in Frankfurt
– Why exist tall buildings in Frankfurt?
