List of tallest buildings in Kansas City

Kansas City is a very diverse city, not only with its culture, but also in its skyscrapers. The city, like most other large US cities, has an eclectic mixture of old and new buildings. Many buildings manage to incorporate art deco themes in a number of ways, for example the Kansas City Power and Light Building, Municipal Auditorium, and the newly added Bartle Hall Pylons.

Downtown Kansas City skyline, facing south

[edit] Tallest buildings

Rank	Building	Address	Height feet / m	Floors	Completed
1	One Kansas City Place	1200 Main Street	632 / 193	42	1988
2	Town Pavilion	1111 Main Street	591 / 180	38	1986
3	Hyatt Regency Crown Center	2345 McGee Street	504 / 154	40	1980
4	2345 Grand	2345 Grand Ave	477 / 145	28	1977
5	Kansas City Power and Light Building	1330 Baltimore Street	476 / 145	36	1931
6	909 Walnut	909 Walnut Street	470 / 143	32	1932
7	Kansas City City Hall	414 E. 12th Street	445 / 136	30	1937
8	1201 Walnut	1201 Walnut Street	427 / 130	30	1991
9	Commerce Tower	909 Main Street	421 / 128	30	1965
10	City Center Square	1100 Main Street	404 / 123	30	1977
11	Oak Tower	324 E. 11th Street	379 / 116	28	1929
12	Bryant Building	1100 Grand Ave	352 / 107	26	1931
13	Bartle Hall Pylons	Bartle Hall	350 / 107		1994
14	2555 Grand	2555 Grand Ave	347 / 106	26	2003
15	San Francisco Tower	2510 Grand Ave	320 / 98	32	1976
16	ATT Longlines Building	1425 Oak Street	298 / 91	26	1976
17	Radisson Hotel	1301 Wyandotte Street	298 / 91	28	1968
18	Federal Reserve Bank Building	925 Grand Avenue	298 / 91	21	1921
19=	Bolling Federal Building	601 E. 12th Street	295 / 90	18	1966
19=	Jackson County Courthouse	415 E. 12th Street	295 / 90	22	1934
21	Charles Evans Whittaker Federal Courthouse	400 E. 9th Street	290 / 88	10	2000
22	Mark Twain Tower	106 W. 11th Street	284 / 87	24	1923
23	One Park Place	298 W. 31st Street	280 / 85	20	1963
24	Ten Main Center	920 Main Street	272 / 83	20	1969
25	Liberty Memorial	100 W. 26th Street	217 / 66		1926

American Institute of Architects/KC (2000). American Institute of Architects Guide to Kansas City Architecture & Public Art. Retrieved August 17, 2007, pp. 21, 23, 25, 26, 29, 30, 32, 36, 47.
Ehrlich, George (1992). Kansas City, Missouri; An Architectural History, 1826-1990. Retrieved August 17, 2007, pp. 197, 201, 161, 187-195, 71, 94-96, 161.