Larkin Building

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The Larkin Building may refer to the Larkin Administration Building, a building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, built in 1904 in Buffalo, New York and demolished in 1950.

A later, 110-floor (368.2 meter) skyscraper by this name was proposed to be built in 1930 in New York City, New York, United States. It was going to be made mainly of stone and steel, and used primarily as office space. However, the tall structure was cancelled.

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Supertall proposed skyscrapers (at least 300m tall)
Proposed: Chicago Spire • 175 Greenwich Street • 200 Greenwich Street • Al Burj • Signature Tower • Las Vegas Tower • Burj al Alam • Mubarak al-Kabir Tower • Plaza Rakyat • Russia Tower • Shard London Bridge • Empire World Towers • AIG Main Tower • Incheon Tower • International Business Center • Suyong Bay Tower • San Francisco Transbay Supertalls • Lotte Super Tower • Dubai Towers Istanbul • Phare Tower • Trans National Place • One Bayfront Plaza • India International Trade Center • Port tower complex •
Cancelled: 7 South Dearborn • Grollo Tower • Chicago World Trade Center • Project 2000 • Miglin-Beitler Skyneedle • Palace of Soviets • Park Square Tower • Larkin Building • Hotel Attraction • South Ferry Plaza • 1 New York Place • Hankang City Tower • Torre Generali • Sapphire Tower • Eaton's / John Maryon Tower • Lotte World II Hotel • Ryugyong • Palacio de la Bahía
Visions: Pyramid City • Sky City 1000 • The Illinois • X-Seed 4000 • Aeropolis 2001 • Kostabi World Trade Center • Center of India Tower


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