This section tracks interviews and articles conducted by the Council as well as significant use of, or reference to, CTBUH-generated tall building facts in the international media.
In 2015 we launched an enhanced version of the In the Media section and are in the process of moving historical articles over to this system. For now you may browse older articles by visiting the Pre-2015 Archive.
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 | 29 Oct 2018, Tender Stream
TenderStream interviews CTBUH Chief Executive Officer Antony Wood on his lifelong passion for skyscrapers, the career trajectory that led him to the Council, and his perspective on issues facing the architecture industry today, including the potential impact of another financial crisis. Read more. |
 | 26 Oct 2018, Finanzen
Finanzen reports on Schindler’s latest technology, the Robotic Elevator Installation System (RISE). Schindler is embarking on a research partnership with CTBUH to examine the implications of this autonomous construction robot, which has already been used in previous projects. RISE was presented at the 2018 CTBUH Conference. Read more. |
 | 15 Oct 2018, Financial Times
The Financial Times cites CTBUH data for a report regarding unsold luxury properties in Manhattan. This study focuses on recently built and under construction skyscrapers at or above 200m. Read more. |
 | 09 Oct 2018, Commerical Café
Commercial Café cited the Skyscraper Center for a study that examines the peaks and lulls of skyscraper construction throughout the United States, from the birth of the typology in the late 19th century, to the present. The study also focuses on the heights and functions of buildings. Read more. |
 | 13 Sep 2018, Houston Chronicle
An analysis of Houston's tall buildings found that office towers have gotten shorter since the 1980s, while residential buildings have gotten taller. The study referenced the CTBUH Skyscraper Center for data. Read more. |
 | 11 Sep 2018, The Washington Post
The Washington Post cited 2001 data from the CTBUH Skyscraper Center in order to investigate Trump's statement that 40 Wall Street became the tallest building in Lower Manhattan after the 9/11 attacks. Read more. |
 | 10 Sep 2018, World Architecture News
A discussion on street activation, public space, building tall and polycentric cities highlighted the CTBUH 2018 Middle East Conference “Polycentric Cities: The Future of Vertical Urbanism” on the Shoptalk London podcast. Read more. |
 | 05 Sep 2018, BisNow
Business news web site Bisnow curated a three-part series in which CTBUH Editor Daniel Safarik contributed perspectives and commentary, alongside executives from real estate and architecture firms around the US. Read more. |
 | 27 Aug 2018, Les Echos
CTBUH Editor Daniel Safarik offered insight on emerging vertical technology in a Les Echos feature. The article explored carbon-fiber, ropeless, and mobile-controlled elevator systems, as well as potential future advancements. Read more. |
 | 16 Aug 2018, Compass Magazine
Compass Magazine interviewed CTBUH Executive Director Antony Wood about how sustainability and livability can be maximized when building tall, through the use of 3D modeling and smart technologies. Read more. |