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Skyscrapers appeared just a short time ago in Vietnam and many height records are rapidly being broken.
Started in 2007, Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower was expected to be the tallest building in Vietnam at 336 metres with 70 stories.
In order to be listed as the tallest skyscraper, Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower must “exceed” the 262.5 metres of Bitexco Financial Tower in HCM City, which started construction in 2005.
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