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List about top 10 abandoned skyscrapers on the planet It's hard to surprise abandoned buildings. Some of them are annoying, because their appearance defames the appearance of the city and the mood. For others it is a topic of greater interest - thanks to the atmosphere, the aesthetics of decadence and decadence, and often the curious history that underlies the decline. Even large-scale objects of this type are accounted for by thousands, but it turned out to be destiny destinations, the economy and someone evil whims unnecessary skyscrapers Ghosts Ghosts: the top 10 abandoned skyscrapers on the planet https://realt.onliner.by/2017/ 07/22 / ghostscrapers In this list about top 10 abandoned skyscrapers on the planet you can find: 9. Centro Financiero Confinanzas, Caracas, Venezuela height 190 meters floors 45 8. Hotel Carlton, Johannesburg, South Africa height 223 meters floors 50 7. 'Skeletor', Krakow, Poland 91 meters 6. Hotel 'Ryugen', Pyongyang, North Korea height 330 meters 5. Grand Hyatt Duta, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 243 meters 60 floors 4. Buffalo Central, Buffalo, United States 83 meters 4,1 hectares 21 meters wide 3. Steglitzer Kreisel, Berlin, Germany height 119 meters floors 27 2. One Times Square, New York, United States height 111 meters 25 floors 1. Zenit Business Center, Moscow, Russia height 80.86 meters 22 floors 10. . Book Tower, Detroit, United States height 145 meters 38th floor From its opening until the mid-1970s, the 145-meter Tower Book Tower remains one of the most prestigious business centers in the US automobile capital. With the transformation of Detroit into a criminal ghetto, the 'flight of the whites', and at the same time business, a charismatic skyscraper was not necessary for anyone. Its owner finally filed for bankruptcy, and the new owners found no use for it. Detroit is coming to life. The works of the federal, state and municipal governments pay off. Many of the previously abandoned buildings in the center of the city have already been rebuilt or are in the process of rehabilitation. Someday the shift will surely come to the Brook Tower. At least the skyscraper is well preserved for its years and a difficult destination. 9. Centro Financiero Confinanzas, Caracas, Venezuela height 190 meters floors 45 In 1990, the Venezuelan capital decided to build a complex of high-rise offices, the Financial Center Confinanzas or, as it was called, the 'Torres de David'. But in 1994, due to the banking crisis and the death of the main investor David Brillemburg, the construction was suspended. The 45-story skyscraper did not last long: the homeless of Caracas quickly began to occupy it. At present, the 'Tower of David' is probably the largest in the world, where more than 3,000 people live. Electricity and running water, installed in a hurry, there are only up to the 28th floor. In contrast to the architects, builders and officials who could not agree, the people themselves 'finished' the building, turning it from office to residential. 8. Hotel Carlton, Johannesburg, South Africa height 223 meters floors 50 Once the most luxurious, the most fashionable hotel in bright Johannesburg. Somewhere on the outskirts of the city in the slums were tens of thousands of indigenous people in South Africa, and here was a complete European vanity. In the early 1970s, Carlton Center opened in the center of the country's largest metropolis, a high-rise multifunctional complex designed by the most famous architect Gordon Bunshaft of the American company Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. The office skyscraper, a shopping center and a five-star hotel became a showcase for the successes of the South African economy, which finally reflected the vices of the system created there. In the mid-1980s, due to the extensive International sanctions imposed on the victorious apartheid... The images you can find in this video are property of 20 minutos