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Skyscrapers of Ukraine are high-rise residential and office buildings in Ukraine. Until 2009, skyscrapers in Ukraine considered buildings higher than 74 meters, now – 100 meters. The largest cities with a cluster of skyscrapers are Kyiv, Dnipro, Donetsk, Odesa, Kharkiv. The first skyscraper on the territory of Ukraine was built in Kyiv in 1912, it was a 12-storey . The next big leap into high-rise construction was the Kharkiv skyscrapers: 13-storey Derzhprom (1928) with 68 meters and 14-story (1932) with 68.5 meters. It is planned to construct skyscrapers in the country over 300 meters high.