Missouri is home to several notable tall structures, including monuments and office buildings. Here are some of the tallest skyscrapers in Missouri:
| Skyscraper | City | Height (feet) |
|---|---|---|
| One Kansas City Place | Kansas City | 624 |
| One Metropolitan Square | St. Louis | 593 |
| Town Pavilion | Kansas City | 591 |
| AT&T Center (909 Chestnut) | St. Louis | 588 |
| Eagleton Courthouse | St. Louis | 557 |
| Sheraton at Crown Center | Kansas City | 504 |
| One US Bank Plaza | St. Louis | 484 |
| KC Power & Light Building | Kansas City | 481 |
| 909 Walnut | Kansas City | 471 |
| Kansas City City Hall | Kansas City | 445 |
Note: The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is 630 ft tall
Missouri’s history of skyscrapers includes the Wainwright Building, the Kansas City Power and Light Building, and Oak Tower.
Wainwright Building
Kansas City Power and Light Building
Oak Tower
| Building | Height (feet) |
|---|---|
| Hammons Tower | 268 |
| Sunvilla Tower | 233 |
| One Parkway Place | 180 |
| Heers Building | 156 |
| Plaza Towers | 131 |
| Building | Height |
|---|---|
| Missouri State Capitol | 262 |
| Doubletree Hotel | 155 |
| Building | Height (feet) |
|---|---|
| Jesse Hall | 180 |
| Paquin Tower | 172 |
| Tiger Hotel | 140 |
| Memorial Union | 140 |
| The Rise on 9th | 128 |
| Building | Height (feet) |
|---|---|
| The Plaza in Clayton | 408 |
| Centene Plaza Two | 380 |
| 212 South Meramec | 380 |
| The Sevens Building | 312 |
| Building | Height (feet) |
|---|---|
| Hirsch Building | 159 |
| Marquette Hotel | 90 |
| Building | Height (feet) |
|---|---|
| Liberty Building | 112 |
| Newman Building | 105 |
| Building | Height (feet) |
|---|---|
| One Kansas City Place | 624 |
| Town Pavilion | 591 |
| Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center | 504 |
| Kansas City Power & Light Building | 481 |
| 909 Walnut Street | 454 |
| City Hall | 443 |
| 1201 Walnut | 425 |
| Commerce Tower | 407 |
| City Center Square | 402 |
| Oak Tower Building | 379 |
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