These are the 13 weirdest skyscrapers in the world

In an age where the population is growing and the land is of course unable to "hatch", skyscrapers are very important buildings that provide our accommodation and workplaces. In order for the work to become more prominent among the many other buildings around, architect Santino Calatrava designed the unique Turning Torse building, and created a new " movement " in architecture.

His building looked like it was twisting around a middle axis, very fancy. Since Turning Torse was built in 2005, this spiral construction technique has become famous and applied in many other buildings in Asia and the Middle East. Recently, China has just completed a skyscraper building of 630m high, and there are other buildings in Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and New York. Here are 13 unique skyscrapers in the world:

1. Grove at Grand Bay Building (Miami, USA)

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Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group

The height of each building is 100m

Commencement in 2016

2. F&F Tower (Panama City, Republic of Panama)

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Designed by Pinzon Lozano and Associates

232m high

Completed in 2011

3. Mode Gakuen Spiral Tower (Nagoya, Japan)

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Designed by Nikken Sekkei

Height of 170m

Completed in 2008

4. United Tower (Manama, Bahrain)

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Designed by Afef Sadeq Design Consulatants

200m height

Construction completed in 2016

5. Turning Torso (Malmo, Sweden)

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Designed by architect Santino Calatrava

Height: 200m

Completed: 2005

6. Cayan Tower (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)

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Designed by SOM

Height: 305m

Completed in 2013

7. Al Tijaria Tower (Kuwait City, Kuwait)

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Designed by NORR company

220m high

Construction completed in 2009

8. Evolution Tower (Moscow, Russia)

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Designed by two companies Gorproject and RMJM

Height: 250m

Completed in 2015

9. Avaz Tower (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

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Designed by architect Faruk Kapidzic

142m high

Completed in 2008

10. Al Majdoul Tower (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)

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Designed by Consilidated Consultants and Zeidler Partnership Architects

High: 233m

Expected completion year: 2016

11. Tao Zhu Yin Yan (Taipei, Taiwan)

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Designed by Vincent Callebaut Architecture

93m high

Expected to be completed in 2016

12. Shanghai Tower (Shanghai, China)

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Designed by Gensler architecture company

Height 630m

Completed in 2015

13. The Eleventh (New York, USA)

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Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group

High: 91m and 121m

Expected to be completed in 2019