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Emporis has revealed the winner of its annual Skyscraper Award. From over 700 skyscrapers, the numbe

[Architecture]( [Russia's massive Lakhta Center named skyscraper of the year]( [The Lakhta Center, by Gorproject and RMJM, has been declared the world's best new skyscraper by information specialist Emporis during its annual Skyscraper Award]( Emporis has revealed the winner of its annual Skyscraper Award. From over 700 skyscrapers, the number one spot has gone to Russia's massive Lakhta Center, which rises to a maximum height of 462 m (1,516 ft) in St. Petersburg. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Snag this top-rated VPN and password manager package for under $100]( If you're in need of a VPN service, top-rated company NordVPN is offering an exclusive subscription package that will safely protect your browsing for only $99.99. This package also includes NordPass password manager - all available for 71% off. 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