Vietnam’s largest buildings tower into the sky, providing one-of-a-kind backdrops and housing a slew of homes and businesses. The biggest of the big is Landmark 81 in HCMC, measuring a height of 469 meters to the tip. It’s followed up by the Keangnam Landmark Tower 72 in Hanoi at 349 meters and Saigon’s Bitexco at 262 meters.
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These interesting buildings are either going to be for residential, commercial, or mixed-use. Many of these skyscrapers will host a shopping mall-style layout on their first several floors, usually connected via escalators and elevators. On top of that is typically a mix of residential condos and business offices. Some of the structures might even contain a hotel on-site.
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Within Vietnam, there are three types of buildings reaching into the clouds: residential towers, commercial towers, and mixed-use towers. These spectacular skyscrapers provide far reaching views and several of the commercial towers offer shopping malls full of upscale stores and restaurants.
Residential Towers
The largest cities of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi are perfect places for luxury residential living. As millions continue to flock to these city centers, the easiest solution has been to stack everyone on top of each other while still providing the highest amenities possible for comfortable living.
These often serviced, residential towers house thousands of people on one generally small plot of real estate.

Commercial Towers
Commercial skyscrapers are often owned by one major corporation and then rented out to other international conglomerates looking to open a location within Vietnam.
A tower located in the financial district could house multiple banks from all across the world in addition to restaurants and other amenities for the employees and general population.
Mixed-Use Residential and Commercial Towers
Many Vietnam skyscrapers house a mixture of both residential and commercial establishments. It is quite common to discover a building that has a supermarket and restaurants on the lower floors, a 5-star hotel within the middle floors, and residential apartments on the very top.