Top 10 Tallest Buildings in Pakistan 2024

top 10 tallest buildings in pakistan

In this blog post, we will take a look at the top 10 tallest buildings in Pakistan as of 2024. Pakistan’s skyline is constantly evolving, with new skyscrapers being built all the time. Karachi has the highest number of high-rise buildings in the country, followed by Islamabad and Lahore. There are several towers in Pakistan that are over 100 meters tall, with the top 10 tallest buildings being Bahria Icon Tower, Chapal Skymark, Bahria Apartment Tower, Dolmen Tower A and Dolmen Tower B, Summit Tower, Lucky One, 70 Riviera, Arkadians Tower A, and Metro Twin Tower.

Top 10 Tallest Buildings in Pakistan

1. Bahria Icon Tower

Tallest Buildings in Pakistan
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Bahria Icon Tower, Karachi

The Bahria Icon Tower is the tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 273 meters (896 feet) tall with 62 floors. It is a mixed-use building with offices, apartments, and a hotel. It is located in Karachi.

2. Chapal Skymark

Top 10 Tallest Buildings in Pakistan
Chapal Skymark
Chapal Skymark, Karachi

The Chapal Skymark is the second-tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 200 meters (656 feet) tall with 50 floors. It is a residential building located in Karachi.

3. Bahria Apartment Tower

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Bahria Apartment Tower, Karachi (left one)

The Bahria Apartment Tower is the third tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 200 meters (656 feet) tall with 42 floors. It is a residential building located in Karachi.

4. Dolmen Tower A

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Dolmen Tower A, Karachi

The Dolmen Tower A is the fourth tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 151 meters (495 feet) tall with 40 floors. It is a commercial building located in Karachi.

5. Dolmen Tower B

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Dolmen Tower B, Karachi

The Dolmen Tower B is the fifth tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 150.4 meters (493 feet) tall with 40 floors. It is a mixed-use building with offices, apartments, and a hotel. It is located in Karachi.

6. Summit tower

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Summit Tower, Karachi

The Summit Tower is the sixth-tallest building in Pakistan.standing at 132 meters (433 feet) tall with 33 floors. It is a mixed-use building with offices, apartments, and a hotel. It is located in Karachi.

7. Lucky One

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Lucky One, Karachi

The Lucky One is the seventh-tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 130 meters (427 feet) tall with 28 floors. It is a mixed-use building with offices, apartments, and a hotel. It is located in Karachi.

8. 70 Riviera

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70 Riviera, Karachi

The 70 Riviera is the eighth-tallest building in Pakistan standing at 130 m (427 feet) tall with 32 floors. It is a residential building located in Karachi.

9. Arkadians Tower A

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Arkadians Tower A, Karachi

Arkadians Tower A is the ninth-tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 128 m (420 feet) tall with 32 floors. It is a residential building located in Karachi.

10. Metro Twin Tower

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Metro Twin Tower, Karachi

Metro Twin Tower are the tenth-tallest building in Pakistan, standing at 125 m (410 feet) tall with 30

floors. It is a residential building located in Karachi.

Conclusion

These are the top 10 tallest buildings in Pakistan as of 2024. It is exciting to see how the country’s skyline is changing and how its architecture is evolving.

Karachi, the city with the highest number of tallest buildings in Pakistan, boasts the Bahria Icon Tower, standing at 273 meters. This awe-inspiring structure embodies modernity and functionality. Islamabad and Lahore follow closely behind, with their own impressive skylines.

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Author: Engr. Mansoor Khan

Mansoor Khan is an accomplished civil engineer, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Peshawar. His skill set includes proficiency in Autocad, Sketchup, and Sap2000, further enhancing his ability to excel in the field of civil engineering.

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