Bengaluru, traditionally characterized by its wide-spreading tech parks and mid-rise apartments, is undergoing a significant transformation in its skyline. The city has now surpassed 100 buildings over 100 meters in height, with the CNTC Presidential Tower leading at 161 meters and 50 floors. This shift indicates a growing trend towards high-rise living, driven by recent policy changes regarding floor area ratio (FAR). Other notable buildings include the Mantri DSK Pinnacle at 153 meters, once the tallest, and the World Trade Center at 128 meters, which is the tallest commercial tower in the city. While Bengaluru is not yet in direct competition with Mumbai's skyscrapers, the evolving skyline reflects a response to rising land costs and expanding metro corridors. Upcoming projects, such as the Sobha World City towers, promise to push the boundaries even further, indicating that Bengaluru's vertical growth is just beginning.