The History of the World’s Tallest Building

The title of the World’s Tallest Building has traded hands many times in the short history of the world, with each building having its own unique story to tell. As the record is broken this article will be updated accordingly.

1. Kazuha Tower

Tallest Building From: February 11th to March 1st 2026
Height: 30 Blocks
The Kazuha Tower is the first documented tallest building in the world. It was built by BaoSeed2612 in the town of Misoma, Kazuha. As of the time of writing, this tower holds the record for the longest tenured tallest building.

The Kazuha Tower is used primarily for observation, and was the first building constructed in the master planned city of Kazuha. It was the first building to be given Gold Heritage Site status and is widely considered to be one of the best looking buildings ever created.

2. Drommomeir Tower

Tallest Building From: March 1st to March 3rd 2026
Height: 32 Blocks
Everything that the Kazuha Tower is; revered, iconic, historic; the Drommomeir Tower is not. It is considered by many to be super basic and an eyesore. While it might be those things, it was at one time the tallest building on the planet, and as such, it must be documented here.

The Drommomeir Tower was built in Giabraltar, Giados by AmishHaircut. It is located on the highest peak in the area and was used for observation. It held the record for the highest viewpoint from a building until March 22nd 2026.

3. The Lighthouse Apartments

Tallest Building From: March 3rd to March 11th 2026
Height: 35 Blocks
The Lighthouse Apartments were completed by AmishHaircut swiftly after the completion of the Drommomeir Tower in order to knock it from its status as the tallest building. This building quickly became the heart of Giabraltar, Giados, with over 80% of the city’s population living in the building for the weeks after its completion. Despite the fact it is no longer the tallest building in the world, or in Giabraltar for that matter, it is still the most populated building in the world with over 50 villagers calling it home.

4. 1 Merchants Way

Tallest Building From: March 11th to March 21st 2026
Height: 81.5 Blocks
1 Merchants Way dominated the skyline in Giabraltar, Giados at the time of its completion, more than doubling the previous record for tallest building. It was built by AmishHaircut and contains offices for local stonemasons and a headquarters for a local mining company.

The completion of 1 Merchants Way cannot be mentioned without also mentioning Sana de Sora Tower in Misamo, Kazuha. It missed out on holding the record by approximately two hours, with both buildings being completed the same day.

5. Pingu-Moseby Tower

Tallest Building From: March 21st 2026 to Present
Height: 108 Blocks
The Pingu-Moseby Tower took the tallest building competition to new heights upon its completion, being the first building to surpass the 100 block mark. It was built by AmishHaircut and is located in Giabraltar, Giados. The ground floor houses the Pingu-Moseby stable, which contains essentially every horse in the history of the world that is significant in the telling of the World’s Fastest Horse story. The upper levels in the glass will be a museum of horses and horse racing contests, with the design essentially being one long winding hallway. It was designed this way to accommodate horses as it is recommended to travel through the museum by horse.