United States Buildings - Tallest Buildings By Pinnacle Height

Tallest Buildings By Pinnacle Height

This lists ranks completed and topped out buildings in the United States that stand at least 800 feet (244 m) tall based on pinnacle height measurement, which includes antenna masts. Standard architectural height measurement, which excludes antennas in building height, is included for comparative purposes.

Rank Name City Pinnacle height
Standard height
Reference
01 !1 Willis Tower (Sears Tower) Chicago 01.21,730 (527) 999.9 !1,451 (442)
02 !2 John Hancock Center Chicago 02.01,500 (457) 999.4 !1,127 (344)
02 !3 Empire State Building New York City 03.0 1,454 (443) 999.7 !1,250 (381)
04 !4 Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago 03.11,389 (423) 999.8 !1,389 (423)
05 !5 Bank of America Tower New York City 04.01,200 (366) 999.6 !1,200 (366)
06 !6 Aon Center Chicago 05.01,136 (346) 999.5 !1,136 (346)
07 !7 Conde Nast Building New York City 06.01,118 (341) 809 (247)
09 !8= Chrysler Building New York City 07.01,046 (319) 999.3 !1,046 (319)
010 !8= New York Times Building New York City 08.01,046 (319) 999.3 !1,046 (319)
10 Bank of America Plaza Atlanta 09.01,040 (317) 999.2 !1,023 (312)
11 U.S. Bank Tower Los Angeles 10.01,018 (310) 999.1 !1,018 (310)
12 AT&T Corporate Center Chicago 11.01,007 (307) 886 (270)
13 JPMorgan Chase Tower Houston 12.01,002 (305) 998.9 !1,002 (305)
14 One Shell Plaza Houston 13.01,000 (305) 714 (218)
15 Two Prudential Plaza Chicago 14.0995 (303) 995 (303)
16 Wells Fargo Bank Plaza Houston 15.0992 (302) 992 (302)
17 Comcast Center Philadelphia 16.0975 (297) 975 (297)
18 Columbia Center Seattle 17.0967 (295) 932 (284)
19 311 South Wacker Drive Chicago 18.0961 (293) 961 (293)
20 American International Building New York City 19.0952 (290) 952 (290)
21 Key Tower Cleveland 20.0947 (289) 947 (289)
22 One Liberty Place Philadelphia 21.0945 (288) 945 (288)
23 Bloomberg Tower New York City 22.0941 (287) 806 (246)
24 The Trump Building New York City 23.0927 (283) 927 (283)
25 Bank of America Plaza Dallas 24.0921 (281) 921 (281)
26 Citigroup Center New York City 25.0915 (279) 915 (279)
27 One Prudential Plaza Chicago 26.0912 (278) 601 (183)
28 IDS Center Minneapolis 27.0910 (277) 792 (241)
29 Prudential Tower Boston 27.0907 (276) 749 (228)
30 SunTrust Plaza Atlanta 28.0902 (275) 871 (265)
31 Williams Tower Houston 29.0901 (275) 901 (275)
32 !32 Renaissance Tower Dallas 30.0886 (270) 886 (270)
33 Westin Peachtree Plaza Atlanta 32.0883 (269) 723 (220)
34 8 Spruce Street New York City 32.0876 (267) 876 (267)
35 !35= 900 North Michigan Chicago 33.0871 (265) 871 (265)
36 !35= Bank of America Corporate Center Charlotte 34.0871 (265) 871 (265)
37 Trump World Tower New York City 35.0860 (262) 860 (262)
38 Water Tower Place Chicago 36.0859 (262) 859 (262)
39 Aon Center Los Angeles 37.0858 (262) 858 (262)
40 Transamerica Pyramid San Francisco 38.0853 (260) 853 (260)
41 !41= Chase Tower Chicago 39.0850 (259) 850 (259)
42 !41= GE Building New York City 40.0850 (259) 850 (259)
43 Two Liberty Place Philadelphia 41.0848 (258) 848 (258)
44 Park Tower Chicago 42.0844 (257) 844 (257)
45 U.S. Steel Tower Pittsburgh 43.0841 (256) 841 (256)
46 Chase Tower Indianapolis 44.0830 (253) 830 (253)
47 One Atlantic Center Atlanta 45.0820 (250) 820 (250)
48 !48= Aqua* Chicago 38.1819 (250) 819 (250)
49 !48= Legacy and Millennium Park !The Legacy at Millennium Park* Chicago 38.2819 (250) 819 (250)
50 CitySpire Center New York City 46.0814 (248) 814 (248)
51 One Chase Manhattan Plaza New York City 47.0813 (248) 813 (248)
52 MetLife Building New York City 48.0808 (246) 808 (246)

* Indicates building is still under construction, but has been topped out.

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