Record for the Tallest Building Broke Out Every 6 years

In 2016, the tallest skyscraper, the Kingdom Tower, will stand in Saudi Arabia. If this happens, the record-breaking world's tallest building occurs every 6 years.

Kingdom Tower will rise on the banks of the Red Sea at an altitude of 1 kilometer. The tower is 7.5 times higher than the National Monument in Jakarta.

Currently the tallest building in the world record held by the 828-meter-high Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The tower for the title in 2010 when toppled tower 509 meters tall Taipei 101 in Taiwan is the world's tallest building for 6 years.

Petronas Towers in Malaysia had become the world's tallest building. Inaugurated in 1998, towers in Malaysia also holds the championship belt of the world's tallest buildings for six years. Thus, the record-breaking world's tallest building at present trends persist. Every six years, a new building was built as the tallest building in the world. Attractive Which country would wait to beat Saudi Arabia as the world's tallest building owners in 2022.

When the stand later, the Kingdom Tower will rise amid the Kingdom of the City that is being built. This luxury area will be developed with funds of U.S. $ 26 billion. *** [LIVESCIENCE | WSJ | ANTON WILLIAM | KORAN TEMPO 3617]