Tall Buildings and Structures

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1. Skyscrapers.com - database of high rise buildings, includes world map, companies, images and news, by Emporis Corporation
2. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat - studies and reports on all aspects of the planning, design, and construction of tall buildings. Also of a major concern is the role and impact of tall buildings on the urban environment; the Council is recognized worldwide as the source for information on tall buildings and maintains the High Rise Buildings Database.
3. The High-Rise Pages: Tall Over the World - high-rise archive with information and pictures of the tallest buildings, skyscrapers, TV-towers, bridges, churches, monuments and other tall structures from all over the world, also containing 121 links to high-rises in 21 countries.
4. Structurae - International Database and Gallery of Structures - information on bridges, dams, towers, skyscrapers and other engineered structures and their designers; extensive collection of links and printed reference material for each structure and more." Outstanding resource and highly recommended!
5. New York City Skyscrapers - an illustrated exploration of 100 years of New York City skyscrapers, well organized by eras and architects, plus information on zoning, structures, renovation, unrealized designs and elevator development
6. Federation of High-Rise Websites - international group of Websites devoted to skyscrapers and high-rises
7. Skyscrapers - links at the Great Buildings Online Website
8. Skyscraper Web Ring - browse through this linking service for skyscraper sites
9. Gallery of Old, New and Tall Towers - more than skyscrapers
10. Building Big new - mini-series on large structures like domes, skyscrapers, dams, bridges, coproduced by WGBH Science Unit