well as computer animations, film, drawings, and historic and contemporary photography of the city, the exhibition combines an in-depth look at the new generation of towers with an overview of the sweeping transformation of the city’s traditional low-rise landscape into a city of towers. In 2011, the Skyscraper Museum opened a new exhibit called "Supertall!" dedicated to the tallest buildings in the world, those that stand at least , the height of the Empire State Building. The exhibit features qualifying buildings built since 2001 to those that will be built by 2016 as a commemoration of and to demonstrate the irony of the recent popularity of the skyscraper in many countries, despite sentiment that after the September 11 attacks there would be no more desire to live or work in or to build skyscrapers. Besides in-house exhibitions, the museum also sponsors external shows and programs at various locations in the city. Additionally, the museum offers a unique virtual gallery through its website, which is an advanced 3-D archive of Manhattan skyscrapers. See also List of museums and cultural institutions in New York City Museum of Jewish Heritage Further reading Filler, Martin (April 2015). New York: Conspicuous Construction. A discussion of Sky High and the Logic of Luxury - an exhibition at the Skyscraper Museum, New York City, October 2013 – June 2014. The New York Review of Books References External links Official website Online Virtual gallery Photos from the Shanghai exhibition opening Skyscrapers Architecture museums in the United States Museums in Manhattan Museums established in 1997 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill buildings Battery Park City 1997 establishments in New York City