Tall buildings and skyscrapers in this atlas's Tall Buildings and Skyscrapers subcategory standing outside the five regions this subcategory's other groups cover (East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, North America and Europe): two in Australia (Melbourne and the Gold Coast), one in Chile and one in India. Belongs here: any tall building or skyscraper this atlas records as standing in Oceania, South America, Africa or South Asia. Does not belong here: a tall building in any of this subcategory's five named regions, each the more specific and more useful placement when it applies; if a future mint wave adds enough further South Asian, Oceanian, African or South American tall buildings to this subcategory to justify their own region groups, this catch-all should split accordingly rather than keep growing as one flat group.
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Finally, they also began to be constructed in cities in Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, and Oceania from the late 1950s.
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