#DidYouKnow that Zimbabwe’s city skylines have been dominated by towering skyscrapers for decades? From Harare to Bulawayo, these buildings have defined the country’s urban landscape with their impressive heights and striking designs!

Here’s a list of the three tallest buildings in Zimbabwe:

ABC Building, Zvishavane

The ABC Building in Zvishavane was designed to be the tallest building in Zimbabwe, standing at an impressive 141.1 meters (463 ft) with 33 floors! Unfortunately, the project never took off, leaving it as a fascinating “what if” in the country’s architectural history.

New Reserve Bank Tower, Harare

The New Reserve Bank Tower in Harare takes the top spot, standing at 120 meters (394 ft) with 28 floors. Completed in 1997, it remains the country’s tallest building, a iconic landmark in the capital city.

NRZ Headquarters, Bulawayo

The NRZ Headquarters in Bulawayo comes in second, standing at 110 meters (360 ft) with 23 floors. This building has been a city landmark since 1985, a testament to the city’s rich history and architecture.

Fun Facts:

– Zimbabwe has 4 skyscrapers over 100 meters (328 ft) tall!
– There are 30 high-rise buildings in the country that exceed 35 meters (115 ft) in height.
– The majority of Zimbabwe’s tallest buildings are located in Harare, the capital city.

Zimbabwe’s buildings have been reaching for the skies for years, and their stories are worth telling! From the almost-forgotten ABC Building to the reigning champion New Reserve Bank Tower, these structures are a testament to the country’s growth, development, and architectural flair.