Template:Infobox skyline
Template documentationThis is the infobox for city skylines, used to summarize key skyscraper-related statistics. It is used on "List of tallest buildings in (city)" articles, and should generally be used only if the list is up to date and properly cited.
Parameters
- `name` – Name of the city or skyline
- `image` – Image of the skyline
- `caption` – Image caption
- `tallest` – Name of tallest building
- `tallestheight` – Height of tallest building
- `talleststructure` – Name of tallest structure (if different from tallest building)
- `talleststructureheight` – Height of tallest structure (if different from tallest building)
- `population` – Urban or metropolitan area population
- `cities` – Cities and municipalities included in the statistics
- `first150` – First 150 m+ skyscraper
- `majorclusters` – Notable concentrations of tall buildings
- `yearfigures` – Latest year for which the numbers below were updated
- `above10` – Total number of completed buildings in the city or skyline with 10 or more stories
- `above20` – Total number of completed buildings with 20 or more stories.
- `above50m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 50 meters (164 feet)
- `above75m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 75 meters (246 feet)
- `above100m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 100 meters (328 feet)
- `above150m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 150 meters (492 feet)
- `above200m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 200 meters (656 feet)
- `above300m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 300 meters (968 feet)
- `above400m` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 400 meters (1,312 feet)
- `above200ft` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 200 feet (61 meters)
- `above300ft` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 300 feet (91.4 meters)
- `above400ft` – Total number of completed buildings taller than 400 feet (122 meters)
Usage
| Skyline of Chicago | |
|---|---|
 Chicago skyline in 2024 on the shores of Lake Michigan | |
| Tallest building | Willis Tower (1974) |
| Tallest building height | 1,451 ft (442 m) |
| First 150 m+ building | Chicago Temple Building (1924) |
| Number of tall buildings | |
| Taller than 100 m (328 ft) | 353 (2025) |
| Taller than 150 m (492 ft) | 137 (2025) |
| Taller than 200 m (656 ft) | 38 (2025) |
| Taller than 300 m (984 ft) | 7 |
| Taller than 400 m (1,312 ft) | 2 |
| Number of tall buildings — feet | |
| Taller than 300 ft (91.4 m) | 402 (2025) |
{{Infobox skyline
| name = Tall buildings in [city]
| image = Chicago Skyline in April 2024.jpg
| caption = Skyline of [city]
| tallest = Tallest building
| tallestheight = 300 m (984 ft)
| first150 = First Skyscraper
| above10 = 1000
| above20 = 500
| above100m = 300
| above150m = 100
| above200m = 50
| above300m = 30
| above400m = 10
}}
Usage notes
In general, the numbers cited for the number of buildings above a certain height, if unsourced, should correspond exactly to the table in the article. If the count cannot be corroborated by the table in the article (for example, when the count includes high-rises below the table's cut-off height), an appropriate source such as CTBUH or SkyscraperPage should be cited.
When updating the count, make sure the table agrees with the number of buildings in the infobox.
Parameters for whom the number is "0" should not be included.
Years
If the number is expected to change frequently, it may be helpful to append the year the count was taken in brackets (e.g. 37 (2025)) to let viewers know how up-to-date the figure is. Editors who recognize that the count is outdated can then update the count.
Ranking
For the 150 m+ parameter and above, if a city is known to be in the top 10 in the world, the city's rank could be indicated in brackets next to the number, after the year (e.g. 564 (2025) (1st)). This is optional.
Determining the number of buildings
If you're citing from SkyscraperPage, you can quickly find out how many buildings a city has over a certain height by clicking on "Skyscraper Map", selecting only "built", and sliding the minimum height bar to the desired height (usually 100 m or 150 m for the purposes of this infobox).
Alternatively, click on "Skyscraper Diagram" in the top left of the page. Scroll down and select "built" and unselect "construction", "proposed", and "destroyed". Select "high-rise" for structure type, enter a minimum height, and click "all buildings" for drawing selection. Click search and the number of valid buildings will be shown above the building diagrams.
Infobox for skyscraper-related statistics for a city.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skyline name | name | The name of the city or area represented by this skyline. | String | suggested |
| Population | population | Most recent population figure for the urban and metropolitan area considered. Only use for a statistic for an entire urban or metropolitan area. | Number | optional |
| Cities | cities | Cities or municipalities counted in figures for an urban or metropolitan area. | String | optional |
| Skyline image | image | File name of the image showing the skyline, e.g. 'Chicago_skyline.jpg'. | String | suggested |
| Image caption | caption | A brief caption describing the skyline image. | String | suggested |
| Tallest building | tallest | Name of the tallest completed building in the skyline. | String | suggested |
| Tallest building height | tallestheight | Height of the tallest completed building in the skyline. | String | suggested |
| Tallest structure | talleststructure | Name of the tallest completed structure in the skyline, if different from tallest building | String | optional |
| Tallest structure height | talleststructureheight | Height of the tallest completed structure in the skyline, if different from tallest building | String | optional |
| Major clusters | majorclusters | Most significant skylines, or concentrations of tall buildings. | String | optional |
| First 150 m+ building | first150 | Name of the first building in the skyline to exceed 150 metres in height. | String | optional |
| Year | yearfigures | Latest year for which the numbers below were updated | String | optional |
| Buildings above 10 stories | above10 | Total number of completed buildings with more than 10 floors. Use only for very small skylines. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 20 stories | above20 | Total number of completed buildings with more than 20 floors. Use only for small skylines. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 50 m | above50m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 50 metres. Use only for small skylines. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 75 m | above75m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 75 metres. Use for small to medium-sized skylines. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 100 m | above100m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 100 metres. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 150 m | above150m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 150 metres. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 200 m | above200m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 200 metres. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 300 m | above300m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 300 metres. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 400 m | above400m | Total number of completed buildings taller than 400 metres. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 200 ft | above200ft | Total number of completed buildings taller than 200 feet. Can be used in addition to meters for American cities. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 300 ft | above300ft | Total number of completed buildings taller than 300 feet. Can be used in addition to meters for American cities. | Number | optional |
| Buildings above 400 ft | above400ft | Total number of completed buildings taller than 400 feet. Can be used in addition to meters for American cities. | Number | optional |