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    What city is home to the largest building in the world?

    Question #9918. Asked by TK. (Jan 28 01 5:02 PM)


    billfay

    According to the 2001 World Almanac, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is the answer. The 1483 feet tall Petronas Towers I and II there are the tallest in the world.

    Jan 28 01, 9:30 PM
    Douggie Fresh

    The largest building is the Pentagon within the city of Alexanderia, Virginia. The Petronas Towers I and II there are the tallest in the world

    Jan 30 01, 4:36 AM
    Paul

    The largest building by volume, is the BOING Everett Plant, where 747's are assembled. The Pentagon is the largest office building, and the Petronas towers are the tallest...

    May 24 01, 12:17 AM
    Brainy Blonde

    The largest building in the world, with 472 million cubic feet of space, is the
    Boeing Plant in Everett, Washington, USA.
    The World Trade Centre in New York, has 12,000,000 square feet of rentable space.
    The Pentagon in Arlington, Virgina, USA, has 3,705,793 square feet of space for
    offices, and storage etc. The total size is 77,015,00 cubic feet.
    The tallest building in the world, at 1703 feet including the antenna, is the
    Sears Tower in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
    The tallest building in the world, if you do not count the antenna on the Sears
    Tower (some do, some don't), at 1483 feet, are the Petronas Towers, in Kuala
    Lumpur, Malaysia.
    The Sears Tower without the antenna is 1450 feet.
    The tallest free standing structure in the world, at 1815 feet, is the CN Tower
    in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
    Once construction is completed, (expected to be in 2001) as proposed and planned,
    the tallest building in the world will be, at 1509 feet, The Shanghai Financial
    Centre in China. Again, not taking the antenna on the Sears Tower into
    consideration.

    May 27 01, 3:23 PM


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