These six supertall skyscrapers have recently completed, topped out or broken records, changing the skyline of New York forever.

The Building Spree That Reshaped Manhattan’s Skyline? It’s Over. New office buildings flourished over the past 25 years in Manhattan, but a construction drought has begun.

Have you always wanted to see New York City from above? From classic skyscrapers to thrilling, Instagram-ready experiences, the city's observation decks are taking views — and prices — to new ...

A hazard of the profession for New York architects is the unsolicited takes on the city’s design duds. “People always say the white brick buildings,” said Jonathan Marvel, founder of Marvel ...

The iconic New York City skyline is set for several ambitious skyscrapers to be built in the coming years. Here, DailyMail.com takes a look at some of the most anticipated upcoming 'supertall' towers.

The Chrysler Building is the latest high-profile victim of the commercial-real-estate collapse that's plagued the city and nation since the pandemic.

New York may be renowned for its iconic skyline and towering skyscrapers, but the Big Apple doesn't hold the title for the city with the most tall buildings in the world.

The Chrysler Building, one of the most iconic and recognizable skyscrapers in New York City’s skyline, is up for sale once again. Completed in 1930, the Chrysler Building briefly held the title ...

News US News New York Two skyscrapers joined by daring cantilevered ‘skybridge’ to soar over New York skyline The brand new site will feature a huge infinity pool, a bridge connecting two ...

New York City, which is already home to seven of the ten tallest buildings in America, is set to expand its skyline with a series of new skyscrapers, many of which are slated for completion by 2030.

Mystery of massive New York building with no windows built to survive nuclear apocalypse A strange building in New York City that is 40 floors tall has perplexed users on social media.

New York's earliest tall buildings were built with brick and stone, which came with severe limitations. It was the introduction of steel that really gave birth to the modern-day skyscraper.