List of tallest buildings in Amman

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Traditionally, the buildings of Amman, Jordan had a unified human scale that primarily consisted of cubic buildings ranging from one to four stories in height. This scale is being greatly transformed as a result of the advent of the high-rise buildings.

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The city is currently experiencing rapid growth that is reshaping the ancient city into a commercial hub. Projects and proposals in and around the city include: the Abdali Project and the construction of the Jordan Gate Towers near the 6th Circle.

Panoramic view

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An aggregated Amman skyline photo in 2003, left to right:Al-Iskan Bank Building, King Abdullah I Mosque, Zara Towers, Le Royal Hotel, Raghadan Flagpole, and Al Burj

Tallest buildings in Amman

The following is a list of the tallest buildings in Amman: [1] [2]

Amman Rotana Hotel, which is currently the tallest building in Jordan. Rotana Amman Hotel and W Amman Hotel, Jordan.jpg
Amman Rotana Hotel, which is currently the tallest building in Jordan.
New Abdali Abdali Amman 2024.png
New Abdali
The Zara Towers with Le Royal Hotel in the background Amman at morning.jpg
The Zara Towers with Le Royal Hotel in the background
Jordan Gate Jordan Gate 6-2024.jpg
Jordan Gate
View of the New Abdali from the northeast, 2024 View of the New Abdali from the northeast, Amman, 2024.jpg
View of the New Abdali from the northeast, 2024
RankNameImageHeight
m
FloorsYear startedYear finishedUse
1 Amman Rotana Rotana Amman 2018.jpg 1885020102016Hotel
2 Jordan Gate Jordan Gate 6-2024.jpg 1624320052025Residential and hotel
3 W Amman W Amman Hotel.jpg 1504020132017Hotel
4 DAMAC Tower Damac residential tower in New Abdali, Amman, 2024.jpg 1253820082015Residential
5Abdali Medical Center Abdali Medical Center in New Abdali, Amman, 2024.jpg 1253620102019Medical
6 Le Royal Hotel Le Royal Hotel Amman.jpg 1053120012003Hotel
7 Abdali Views Tower Abdali View towers in New Abdali, Amman, 2024.jpg 982620182022Residential
8 Al-Iskan Bank Building Al-Iskan Bank Building.jpg 982119801982Offices
9 Al Burj Tower in Amman, Jordan.jpg 912219791982Offices
10 Regency Palace Hotel Z Housing Bank Amman JO 10.JPG 901919801982Hotel
11 Zara Tower 1 Zara Towers.JPG 891920002002Offices
12 Zara Tower 2 Zara Towers.JPG 851620002002Offices
13 Royal Jordanian Headquarters 851820102013Offices
14 Emmar Towers Jordan Gate Towers (8).jpg 851820052009Offices
15 AJIB Bank 801620122015Offices
16 Sheraton Hotel 771720002003Hotel
17 Four Seasons Hotel Four Seasons Amman.jpg 721720002003Hotel
18 Abdali Gateway 702420122015Offices
19 Grand Millennium Hotel 701620102013Hotel
20 Marriott Hotel Regency Palace Hotel, Marriott, Le Meridien Amman,Le Royal Hotel, Housing Bank Center.jpg 691420022004Hotel
21 Fairmont Hotel Amman 681420122016Hotel
22 King Hussein Cancer Center Al-Hussain Cancer Center.jpg 651220122016Medical
23 Le Meridien Hotel Regency Palace Hotel, Marriott, Le Meridien Amman,Le Royal Hotel, Housing Bank Center.jpg 651320002002Hotel
24 Arab Bank Headquarters 651220022004Offices

Tallest proposed buildings

RankNameHeight
m
FloorsYearNotes
1 Tameer Capital Tower 22052N/APart of Abdali Urban Regeneration Project
2 Sanaya Amman 20650N/A
3 Al Hamad 1B Tower 19058N/APart of Abdali Urban Regeneration Project
4 K Tower 12529N/APart of Abdali Urban Regeneration Project
5 Abdali Mall Tower 12540N/APart of Abdali Urban Regeneration Project

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