Hong Kong’s skyline amply underlines the need to grow vertically to accommodate its soaring entrepreneurial ambitions and residential wants. The high scarcity of land and ever-rising demand for space in the sphere can only be resolved by going vertical.

The third most populous city in China, Shenzhen has found a concrete way to meet the consistent need for quality spaces. This modern metropolis, too, has taken the vertical route by building mindboggling high-rises to quench the city’s business, social and infrastructural ambitions.

Dotted with glitzy, glossy and glorious sky scrapers, New York’s architectural archetype is evidence to the growing need for space in this city. This hotspot of buzzing business activity and bustling social life is growing vertically to keep up with the need for space.

Dubai, the land of the grand Burj Khalifa, dazzles you with rows of magnificent structures that soar to dizzying heights. The city is home to people from across the world; and to satiate its need for space – growing vertically is theonly possibility.