List of Tallest Structures in The Philippines

6/3/22, 8:07 AM List of tallest structures in the Philippines - Wikipedia
List of tallest structures in the Philippines
The lists of tallest buildings in the Philippines, which ranks skyscrapers throughout the country.
Contents
Tallest completed buildings
Tallest unbuilt structures
List by geographical division
Cities with the most high-rise and skyscrapers
Timeline of tallest buildings
See also
References
Tallest completed buildings

This list ranks the highest completed skyscrapers and buildings in the Philippines. Buildings and
skyscrapers included here stand at least 150 metres (492 ft) tall, based on standard height measurement
according to CTBUH. This has been shortened because there is a very high number of highrise buildings
between 100 metres (328 ft) and 150 metres (492 ft) within the country. (See also the more updated List of
tallest buildings in Metro Manila.)
Existing partially habitable structures are included for comparison purposes; however, they are not ranked.
Was the tallest building in the Philippines upon completion
Not in Metro Manila (three entries)
Non-building structures / partially habitable structures
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_structures_in_the_Philippines 1/15
Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

1 Metrobank Center Taguig, Metro 318 m 66 2017 The tallest
Manila (1,043 ft) building in
the
Philippines
since its
completion
earlier in
2017.[1]
— Net 25 Tower
Quezon City, 276.4 m — 2000
(Communications tower) Metro Manila (907 ft)
2 PBCom Tower Makati, Metro 259 m 52 2000 The tallest

Manila (850 ft) building in
the
Philippines,
2000–2017
3 Trump Tower Manila Makati, Metro 251 m 57 2017 Tallest

Manila (823 ft) residential
building in
the
Philippines.
4 The Gramercy Makati, Metro 250 m 73 2012 2nd tallest

Residences Manila (820 ft)[2] residential
building in
the
Philippines.
Discovery Primea Makati, Metro 250 m 67 2015

Manila (820 ft)
Shangri-La at the Fort, Taguig, Metro 250 m 63 2016

Manila Manila (820 ft)
5 Shang Salcedo Place Makati, Metro 249.80 m 43 2017

Manila (819.6 ft)

6 The Imperium at Pasig, Metro 240 m 63 2019 Topped out
Capitol Commons Manila (790 ft) as of 2019
— Tower of Power
7 Grand Riviera Suites Manila, Metro 230 m 57 2014

Manila (750 ft)
The Royalton at Capitol Pasig, Metro 230 m 65 2016
Commons Manila (750 ft)
8 One Shangri-La Place Mandaluyong, 227 m 64 2014 Tallest twin

Tower North Metro Manila (745 ft) towers in
the
One Shangri-La Place Mandaluyong, 227 m 64 2014 Philippines
Tower South Metro Manila (745 ft)
The Suites at One Taguig, Metro 227 m 63 2019
Bonifacio High Street Manila (745 ft)
9 The Skysuites Tower Quezon City, 223 m 50 2019
Metro Manila (732 ft)
— Sual Power Station Sual, 220 m —

Chimney
Pangasinan (720 ft)
(Flue-gas stack)

— Millennium Transmitter
10 GT International Tower Makati, Metro 217 m 47 2001

Manila (712 ft)
11 BSA Twin Tower 1 Mandaluyong, 215 m 55 2000

BSA Twin Tower 2 Mandaluyong, 215 m 55 2000

12 The St. Francis Mandaluyong, 213 m 60 2009

Shangri-La Place – Metro Manila (699 ft)
Tower A
The St. Francis Mandaluyong, 213 m 60 2009

Shangri-La Place – Metro Manila (699 ft)
Tower B

The Proscenium Makati, Metro 213 m 56 2020
Residences at The Manila (699 ft)
Proscenium at
Rockwell
13 One Rockwell West Makati, Metro 210 m 55 2010
Tower Manila (690 ft)
Petron Megaplaza Makati, Metro 210 m 45 1998 The tallest
the
Philippines
from 1998—
2000
The Knightsbridge Makati, Metro 210 m 64 2014

Residences Manila (690 ft)
The Podium West Mandaluyong, 210 m 48 2019
Tower Metro Manila (690 ft)
BDO Corporate Center Mandaluyong, 210 m 47 2015

Park Terraces Point Makati, Metro 210 m 59 2020

Acqua Private Makati, Metro 210 m 56 2020
Residences Iguazu Manila (690 ft)
Tower
The Sakura at The Makati, Metro 210 m 56 2020
Proscenium at Manila (690 ft)
Rockwell
The Lincoln Tower at Makati, Metro 210 m 56 2020
The Proscenium at Manila (690 ft)
Rockwell
Torre de Manila Makati, Metro 210 m 56 2020
Manila (690 ft)

14 UnionBank Plaza Pasig, Metro 206 m 49 2004
Manila (676 ft)
15 The Residences at Makati, Metro 205 m 57 2009

Greenbelt – San Manila (673 ft)
Lorenzo Tower
Edades Tower Makati, Metro 205 m 53 2014
Manila (673 ft)
16 1322 Golden Empire Manila, Metro 203 m 57 2002
17 One Corporate Centre Pasig, Metro 202 m 45 2009
Manila (663 ft)
18 Philamlife Tower Makati, Metro 200 m 48 2000
Manila (660 ft)
Summit One Tower Mandaluyong, 200 m 49 1998
Milano Residences Makati, Metro 200 m
Manila (660 ft)
Three Central Tower 2 Makati, Metro 200 m 53 2016
Manila (660 ft)
The Viridian in San Juan, 200 m 53 2018
Greenhills Metro Manila (660 ft)
Residences Livingstone Manila (690 ft)
Tower
19 The Beacon – Arnaiz Makati, Metro 197 m 50 2013
20 One Central Makati Makati, Metro 195 m 50 2013
Manila (640 ft)
21 8 Forbestown Road Taguig, Metro 194 m 53 2013
Manila (636 ft)
22 Anchor Skysuites Manila, Metro 193 m 56 2013 Tallest
Binondo
and all of
Chinatown
all over the
world[3]
Admiral Baysuites City of 193.2 m 52 2016

Manila, Metro (634 ft)
Manila

23 RCBC Plaza Makati, Metro 192 m 46 2001
Yuchengco Tower Manila (630 ft)
24 The Infinity Fort Taguig, Metro 190 m 53 2011
Bonifacio Manila (620 ft)
Grand Riviera Suites Manila, Metro 190 m 57 2014
Manila (620 ft)
Residences Dettifoss Manila (620 ft)
Tower
Residences Sutherland Manila (620 ft)
Tower
Residences Niagra Manila (620 ft)
Tower
25 One Eastwood Avenue Quezon City, 189 m 52 2020
Tower 2 Metro Manila (620 ft)
26 Park Terraces Tower 1 Makati, Metro 187 m 49 2020
Manila (614 ft)
Park Terraces Tower 2 Makati CBD 187 m 49 2020
(614 ft)
27 Horizons 101 Tower 1 Cebu City, 185 m 55 2016 Tallest
Cebu (607 ft) building
outside
Metro
Manila.
Tower 6789 Makati, Metro 185 m 34 2013
Manila (607 ft)
28 One San Miguel Pasig, Metro 183 m 54 2001
Avenue Manila (600 ft)
29 LKG Tower Makati, Metro 180 m 38 2000
Manila (590 ft)
The Shang Grand Makati, Metro 180 m 46 2006
Marco Polo Ortigas Pasig, Metro 180 m 41 2014
Manila Manila (590 ft)
The Finance Centre Taguig, Metro 180.2 m 48 2018
Manila (591 ft)
30 Pacific Plaza Tower 1 Taguig, Metro 179 m 52 2001
Manila (587 ft)
Pacific Plaza Tower 2 Taguig, Metro 179 m 52 2001
Manila (587 ft)
Atlanta Centre San Juan, 179 m 37 1998
One Eastwood Avenue, Quezon City, 179 m 47 2019
Tower 1 Metro Manila (587 ft)
Alphaland Makati Makati, Metro 179 m 50 2017
Place[4] Manila (587 ft)
31 Birch Tower Manila, Metro 178 m 52 2012

Manila (584 ft)[5]

32 Aspire at Nuvo City Quezon City, 175 m 48 2012
Robinsons Equitable Pasig, Metro 175 m 45 1997 Tallest
Tower Manila (574 ft) building in
the
Philippines
from 1997—
1998
33 One Roxas Triangle Makati, Metro 174 m 40 2000
Manila (571 ft)
Robinsons Summit Makati, Metro 174 m 38 2001
Center Manila (571 ft)
Paragon Plaza Mandaluyong, 174 m 43 1998
34 Twin Oaks Place East Mandaluyong, 173 m 51 2018

35 Enterprise Center Makati, Metro 172 m 45 1999
Tower One Manila (564 ft)
36 Twin Oaks Place West Mandaluyong, 171.6 m 51 2014
The Residences at Makati, Metro 171 m 48 2008
Greenbelt‑Laguna Manila (561 ft)
Tower
The Residences at Makati, Metro 171 m 48 2010
Greenbelt‑Manila Manila (561 ft)
Tower
37 RCBC Plaza Tower 2 Makati, Metro 170 m 41 2001
Manila (560 ft)
The BeauFort Taguig, Metro 170 m 43 2013
Manila (560 ft)
Noble Place City of 170 m 47 2018
Manila, Metro (560 ft)
Manila
38 Pearl of the Orient Manila, Metro 168 m 42 2004

39 Discovery Suites Pasig, Metro 167 m 40 1999 Tallest hotel
the
Philippines
RCBC Savings Bank Taguig, Metro 167 m 37 2013
Corporate Center Manila (548 ft)
Horizons 101 Tower 2 Cebu City, 167 m 46 2019
Cebu (548 ft)
40 GA Twin Tower I Mandaluyong, 165.3 m 40 2005
GA Twin Tower II Mandaluyong, 165.3 m 40 2008
Crown Regency Cebu Cebu City, 165 m 45 2005
– Fuente Tower 1 Cebu (541 ft)
Flair Towers – North Mandaluyong, 165 m 52 2015

Flair Towers – South Mandaluyong, 165 m 52 2014
One Rockwell East Makati, Metro 165 m 45 2011
41 Net Park Taguig, Metro 162 m 38 2016
Manila (531 ft)
42 Rufino Pacific Tower Makati, Metro 161 m 41 1994 Tallest
the
Philippines
from 1994—
1997
43 Ayala Tower One Makati, Metro 160 m 35 1996 First

the
Philippines
to be known
as a
"skyscraper"
Orient Square Pasig, Metro 160 m 38 1999
Manila (520 ft)
Admiral Grandsuites Manila, Metro 160 m 43 2020
Manila (520 ft)
44 Lancaster Suites One Mandaluyong, 158 m 42 2007
The Beacon – Makati, Metro 158 m 44 2016
Amorsolo Tower Manila (518 ft)
The Beacon – Roces Makati, Metro 158 m 44 2011

45 Kroma Tower Makati, Metro 157 m 52 2018
Manila (515 ft)
46 Bellagio Golfview Three Taguig, Metro 156 m 40 2010
Manila (512 ft)
47 Exportbank Plaza Makati, Metro 155 m 36 1998
Manila (509 ft)
Rizal Tower Makati, Metro 155 m 47 2000
Manila (509 ft)
Zuellig Building Makati, Metro 155 m 42 2012
Manila (509 ft)
The Lorraine Tower at Makati, Metro 155 m 56 2020

The Proscenium at Manila (509 ft)
Rockwell
The Kirov Tower at The Makati, Metro 155 m 56 2020
Proscenium at Manila (509 ft)
Rockwell
48 Wharton Parksuites Manila, Metro 154.6 m 39 2012
Manila (507 ft)[6]
BSA Grand Tower Makati, Metro 154 m 37 1998
Manila (505 ft)
49 The World Centre Makati, Metro 152 m 30 1995
Manila (499 ft)
50 Salcedo Park Tower 1 Makati, Metro 151 m 45 1996
Manila (495 ft)
Salcedo Park Tower 2 Makati, Metro 151 m 45 1996
Manila (495 ft)
51 Bellagio Golfview Two Taguig, Metro 150 m 38 2009
Manila (490 ft)
The Columns at Makati, Metro 150 m 41 2009
Legazpi Village Manila (490 ft)
Joy‑Nostalg Center Pasig, Metro 150 m 40 2009
Manila (490 ft)
One Legazpi Park Makati, Metro 150 m 45 2006
Manila (490 ft)
Pacific Plaza Taguig, Metro 150 m 44 1992 Tallest
Condominium Manila (490 ft) building in
the
Philippines
from 1992—
1994
West Forbes Tower Makati, Metro 150 m 42
Manila (490 ft)
27 Annapolis San Juan, 150 m 45 2020
Buildings which almost qualify are One McKinley Place (149 m)[7] in Bonifacio Global City, Mandarin
Square (149 m)[7] in Binondo, and the three towers of Light Residences (147 m)[8] in Mandaluyong, and
SM Seaside City Cebu Tower (147 m) in Cebu City, Cebu.
Tallest unbuilt structures

The list includes proposed buildings and structures projected to be at least 250 meters in height.
Year first Pinnacle Floor

Structure Construction type City
proposed height count
655 m
Pagcor Tower 2000s Observation tower Parañaque —
(2,149 ft)
Philippine Diamond Observation / 612 m
2014 Quezon City —
Tower Communications tower (2,008 ft)
Manila or 390 m
Centennial Tower 1995 Observation tower —
Pasig (1,280 ft)
List by geographical division

The following table shows the tallest buildings by the three main geographical divisions of the country:
Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
Building Height Floors Year (est.) Location Region

Metrobank Center 318 m 66 2017 Taguig Luzon
(1,043 ft)
Horizons 101 Tower 1 185 m 55 2016 Cebu City Visayas
(607 ft)
Vivaldi Residences Davao 138 m 37 2018 Davao City Mindanao
(453 ft)
Cities with the most high-rise and skyscrapers

Philippine cities with the most number of buildings of at least 50 metres (160 ft) and 150 meters (480 ft) as
of July 2021.
City Highrises Skyscrapers Total Region

Manila 244 46 280 Metro Manila
Makati 180 70 250 Metro Manila
Quezon City 190 42 232 Metro Manila
Taguig 125 47 172 Metro Manila
Cebu City 139 11 150 Central Visayas
Pasig 85 40 125 Metro Manila
Parañaque 121 3 124 Metro Manila
Mandaluyong 70 35 105 Metro Manila
Pasay 93 8 101 Metro Manila
Muntinlupa 75 3 78 Metro Manila
Davao City 65 4 69 Davao
Lapu-Lapu 51 0 51 Central Visayas
Mandaue 42 1 43 Central Visayas
Iloilo City 31 2 31 Western Visayas
Cagayan de Oro 24 2 26 Northern Mindanao
Las Piñas 24 2 26 Metro Manila
Mabalacat 22 0 22 Central Luzon
Angeles City 20 0 20 Central Luzon
Bacolod 19 0 19 Western Visayas
Cainta 12 0 12 Calabarzon
San Fernando 10 0 10 Central Luzon
Caloocan 6 3 9 Metro Manila
Marikina 8 0 8 Metro Manila
Dasmariñas 5 0 5 Calabarzon
Valenzuela 3 1 4 Metro Manila
Zamboanga 2 0 2 Zamboanga Peninsula
Naga 1 0 1 Bicol
Source: Emporis.com
Timeline of tallest buildings

This lists buildings that once held the title of tallest building in the Philippines. Other buildings such as
churches with tall spires may be taller but are not listed because there are no data available for these
buildings.
Name Location Years Height Floors Image Notes

as
tallest
Manila Hotel City of Manila, Metro 1912– 5 Manila Hotel is
Manila 1927 the oldest
premiere hotel
in the
Philippines built
in 1909 to rival
Malacañang
Palace, the
official
residence of the
President of the
Philippines and
was opened on
the
commemoration
of American
Independence
on July 4, 1912.
University of City of Manila, Metro 1927– 48 m
8 Four floors of
Santo Tomas Manila 1967 (157 ft)[9] the main
Main Building building,
another four on
the tower.
Ramon City of Manila, 1967— 70 m 18

Magsaysay 1968 (230 ft)
Center Metro Manila
Manila City of Manila, 1968— 90 m 22

Pavilion Hotel 1989 (300 ft)
Metro Manila
Pacific Star Makati, 1989— 112.5 m 29

Building 1991 (369 ft)
Metro Manila
The Peak Makati, 1991— 138 m 38

Tower 1992 (453 ft)
Metro Manila
Pacific Plaza Makati, 1992— 150 m 44

Condominium 1994 (490 ft)
Metro Manila
Name Location Years Height Floors Image Notes

as
tallest
Rufino Pacific Makati, 1994— 162 m 41
Tower 1997 (531 ft)
Metro Manila
Robinsons Pasig, 1997— 175 m 45

Equitable 1998 (574 ft)
Tower Metro Manila
Petron Makati, 1998— 210 m 45

Megaplaza 2000 (690 ft)
Metro Manila
PBCom Makati, 2000— 259 m 52

Tower 2017 (850 ft)
Metro Manila
Metrobank Taguig, 2017— 318 m 66

Center present (1,043 ft)
Metro Manila
See also
List of tallest buildings in the world
List of tallest twin buildings and structures in the world
List of tallest buildings in Metro Manila
List of tallest buildings in Baguio
List of tallest buildings in Cebu
List of tallest buildings in Iloilo
List of tallest buildings in Cagayan de Oro
List of tallest buildings in Davao City
References
1. "The Grand Hyatt Manila" (https://web.archive.org/web/20191027024453/http://www.skyscrapercenter.c

om/building/grand-hyatt-metrocenter/5208). The Skyscraper Center. Archived from the original (https://
www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/grand-hyatt-metrocenter/5208) on October 27, 2019. Retrieved
October 10, 2019.
2. "Gramercy Residences" (http://www.emporis.com/buildings/359762/gramercy-residences-makati-philipp
ines). Emporis. Archived (https://web.archive.org/web/20151022124638/http://www.emporis.com/buildin
gs/359762/gramercy-residences-makati-philippines) from the original on October 22, 2015. Retrieved
October 17, 2015.
3. "Anchor Skysuites" (http://www.anchorland.com.ph/projects/anchor-skysuites). Anchor Land. Archived
(https://web.archive.org/web/20141230184711/http://anchorland.com.ph/projects/anchor-skysuites)
from the original on December 30, 2014. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
4. "Alphaland Makati Place 2" (https://web.archive.org/web/20170207113330/https://www.emporis.com/bui
ldings/1210079/alphaland-makati-place-2-makati-philippines). Emporis. Archived from the original (http
s://www.emporis.com/buildings/1210079/alphaland-makati-place-2-makati-philippines) on February 7,
2017. Retrieved February 6, 2017.
5. "Birch Tower" (https://web.archive.org/web/20150108180246/http://skyscrapercenter.com/building/birch-
tower/14818). The Skyscraper Center. Archived from the original (http://skyscrapercenter.com/building/
birch-tower/14818) on January 8, 2015. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
6. "Wharton Parksuites" (http://anchorlandholdingsinc.weebly.com/wharton-parksuites-la-torre-street-corne
r-masangkay-street-sta-cruz-manila.html). Anchor Land Holdings, Inc. Archived (https://web.archive.or
g/web/20150108180502/http://anchorlandholdingsinc.weebly.com/wharton-parksuites-la-torre-street-cor
ner-masangkay-street-sta-cruz-manila.html) from the original on January 8, 2015. Retrieved January 8,
2015.
7. "Philippines" (https://web.archive.org/web/20170912144717/http://www.skyscrapercenter.com/country/p
hilippines). The Skyscraper Center. Archived from the original (http://www.skyscrapercenter.com/countr
y/philippines) on September 12, 2017. Retrieved February 7, 2017.
8. "Light Residences" (https://web.archive.org/web/20170207112707/https://www.emporis.com/search/Lig
ht%2520residences). Emporis. Archived from the original (https://www.emporis.com/search/Light%2520
residences) on February 7, 2017. Retrieved February 6, 2017.
9. "The UST Main Building at 90" (https://varsitarian.net/20180102/circle/ust-main-building-at-90). The
Varsitarian. December 18, 2017. Archived (https://web.archive.org/web/20200406092805/https://varsita
rian.net/20180102/circle/ust-main-building-at-90) from the original on April 6, 2020. Retrieved April 6,
2020.
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_tallest_structures_in_the_Philippines&oldid=1090746857"
This page was last edited on 31 May 2022, at 04:19 (UTC).
Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0;

additional terms may apply. By using this site,
you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a
non-profit organization.

List of Tallest Structures in The Philippines - Wikipedia

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

List of Tallest Structures in The Philippines - Wikipedia

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

6/3/22, 8:07 AM List of tallest structures in the Philippines - Wikipedia

Tallest completed buildings

Was the tallest building in the Philippines upon completion

Not in Metro Manila (three entries)

Non-building structures / partially habitable structures

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

2 PBCom Tower Makati, Metro 259 m 52 2000 The tallest

3 Trump Tower Manila Makati, Metro 251 m 57 2017 Tallest

4 The Gramercy Makati, Metro 250 m 73 2012 2nd tallest

Discovery Primea Makati, Metro 250 m 67 2015

Shangri-La at the Fort, Taguig, Metro 250 m 63 2016

5 Shang Salcedo Place Makati, Metro 249.80 m 43 2017

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

7 Grand Riviera Suites Manila, Metro 230 m 57 2014

8 One Shangri-La Place Mandaluyong, 227 m 64 2014 Tallest twin

— Sual Power Station Sual, 220 m —

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

10 GT International Tower Makati, Metro 217 m 47 2001

11 BSA Twin Tower 1 Mandaluyong, 215 m 55 2000

BSA Twin Tower 2 Mandaluyong, 215 m 55 2000

12 The St. Francis Mandaluyong, 213 m 60 2009

The St. Francis Mandaluyong, 213 m 60 2009

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

The Knightsbridge Makati, Metro 210 m 64 2014

BDO Corporate Center Mandaluyong, 210 m 47 2015

Park Terraces Point Makati, Metro 210 m 59 2020

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

15 The Residences at Makati, Metro 205 m 57 2009

Admiral Baysuites City of 193.2 m 52 2016

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

31 Birch Tower Manila, Metro 178 m 52 2012

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

34 Twin Oaks Place East Mandaluyong, 173 m 51 2018

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

Flair Towers – North Mandaluyong, 165 m 52 2015

43 Ayala Tower One Makati, Metro 160 m 35 1996 First

Rank Building Location Height Floors Year (est.) Image Notes

The Lorraine Tower at Makati, Metro 155 m 56 2020

Tallest unbuilt structures

Year first Pinnacle Floor

List by geographical division

Building Height Floors Year (est.) Location Region

Cities with the most high-rise and skyscrapers

City Highrises Skyscrapers Total Region

Timeline of tallest buildings

Name Location Years Height Floors Image Notes

Ramon City of Manila, 1967— 70 m 18

Manila City of Manila, 1968— 90 m 22

Pacific Star Makati, 1989— 112.5 m 29

The Peak Makati, 1991— 138 m 38

Pacific Plaza Makati, 1992— 150 m 44

Name Location Years Height Floors Image Notes

Robinsons Pasig, 1997— 175 m 45

Petron Makati, 1998— 210 m 45

PBCom Makati, 2000— 259 m 52

Metrobank Taguig, 2017— 318 m 66

1. "The Grand Hyatt Manila" (https://web.archive.org/web/20191027024453/http://www.skyscrapercenter.c

Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_tallest_structures_in_the_Philippines&oldid=1090746857"

This page was last edited on 31 May 2022, at 04:19 (UTC).

Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0;

You might also like