article_snippet: The top 10 was rounded out by Las Vegas resort The Palazzo and London's The Shard, both at $US1.9 billion, the Taipei 101 at $US1.76 billion, Dubai's Burj Khalifa (the tallest building in the world) at $US1.5 billion, Singapore's CapitaGreen at $US1.5 billion, Kyoto Station at $US1.25 billion and Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie at $US1.03 billion.
article_snippet: the list has been adjusted to take currency movements into account and considers both buildings under construction and existing buildings that were built after 1976.
article_snippet: Second on the list was Romania's Palace of Parliament which cost $US3 billion ($A3.9 billion) 1.
article_snippet: One World Trade Center, New York City - completed in 2014 for $US3.9 billion .
article_snippet: Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest - completed in 1988 $US3 billion .
article_snippet: The Palazzo, Las Vegas - completed in 2007 $US1.9 billion . 5.
article_snippet: The Shard, London - completed in 2013 for $US1.9 billion .
article_snippet: Taipei 101, Taipei - completed in 2004 for $US1.76 billion .
article_snippet: Burj Khalifa, Dubai - completed in 2010 for $US1.5 billion .
article_snippet: CapitaGreen, Singapore - completed in 2014 for $US1.4 billion .
article_snippet: Kyoto Station, Kyoto - completed in 1997 for $US1.25 billion .
article_snippet: Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg - completed by 2016 for $US1.03 billion . '
article_snippet: The Palazzo - a luxury resort on the casino strip in Las Vegas - was completed in 2007 and cost $US1.9 billion .
article_snippet: The Shard skyscraper in London was completed in 2013 for $US1.9 billion .
article_snippet: Dubai's Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world and cost $US1.5 billion to build .
highlights_snippet: It was beaten only by New York's One World Trade Centre and the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, Romania .
  