Towers Branded Trump, Some Since Renamed

Most of these are licensing arrangements rather than buildings the family designed or developed, which is why the lettering on several has come down while the structure stayed exactly as it was. Entries note who actually built the tower and when, what the name was before the brass letters went up, and in the cases where residents voted the name off, what was left behind on the facade. Included are pre-war conversions like the 1930 bank tower at 40 Wall Street alongside purpose-built condominium stock from the boom years.

Places in this collection

  • Trump International Hotel and Tower Vancouver — Arthur Erickson designed the 60-storey, 188-metre tower to twist gradually up to 45 degrees from base to top, a hyperbolic paraboloid form…
  • Trump Ocean Club — A 70-floor waterfront tower at Punta Pacifica combining hotel, residences, casino, offices and retail, designed by Arias Serna Saravia S.A.…
  • Trump International Hotel and Tower Toronto — The postmodern tower at 325 Bay Street opened in 2012 combining residences, hotel and retail, and was for a time the tallest mixed-use buil…
  • Trump International Hotel Waikiki — A 38-storey condo-hotel of about 462 units, designed by Benjamin Woo Architects with Guerin Glass Architects and developed by Irongate AZRE…
  • Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. — The Old Post Office and Clock Tower, a contributing property on the National Register, was leased for 60 years by the General Services Admi…
  • Trump Tower at City Center — A condominium tower in downtown White Plains that carried the Trump name until a majority of the unit owners voted to drop it. It now appea…
  • Trump Parc Stamford — Downtown Stamford's tallest residential tower, built at an estimated 160 million dollars and rising 350 feet, with the tip at 390 feet. Res…
  • Trump Place — Listed in the Trump Organization's own index of ventures alongside the hotels and casinos, Trump Place is the umbrella name applied to the…
  • Trump SoHo — The condo-hotel opened under the Trump name and now trades as The Dominick, listed among the organisation's former properties. It was one o…
  • Trump Tower Manila — A residential tower in the Century City development in Makati, owned by Century Properties and built at a reported cost of around six billi…
  • Trump Towers Istanbul — Two towers of 39 and 37 floors in Mecidiyeköy, Şişli, rising to about 155 metres, designed by Brigitte Weber Architectural Office and devel…
  • Trump International Hotel Las Vegas — A 64-storey condo hotel of 1,282 suites on Fashion Show Drive, developed by the Trump Organization on a 3.46-acre site behind what was the…
  • Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago — Skidmore, Owings and Merrill designed the condo-hotel on the north bank of the river, opened in 2009 with 339 rooms above the residential f…
  • Trump Hollywood — A 40-storey glass tower of 200 residences completed in 2009 by the Related Group, with architecture by Robert Swedroe and interiors by Yabu…
  • Trump Bay Street — A 50-storey, 447-unit rental tower by DeWitt Tishman Architects with Humphreys and Partners, developed by Morgan Street Developers Urban Re…
  • Trump Parc — The 38-storey art deco slab opened on 12 May 1930 as the Barbizon-Plaza Hotel with 1,400 ensuite rooms, built for around ten million dollar…
  • Trump Palace Condominiums — Frank Williams and Associates designed the 54-storey tower at 200 East 69th Street, begun in April 1989 and finished in 1991 at 623 feet. I…
  • Trump Park Avenue — The 35-storey block went up in 1927 to 1928 as the Hotel Delmonico, attributed to Emery Roth, whose practice turned out much of Park Avenue…
  • Trump International Hotel and Tower — Forty-four storeys and 583 feet at the southwest corner of Central Park, the building is split between hotel rooms and private residences b…
  • Trump Towers Sunny Isles Beach — Three near-identical oceanfront slabs of 45 floors each, 461 feet tall, holding 813 condominium units between them along Collins Avenue. Th…
  • Trump World Tower — Finished in 2001 at a cost of around $300 million, the tower runs to 72 floors and 861 feet with 376 condominium units, and was for two yea…
  • 40 Wall Street — Completed in 1930 after eleven months of construction as the Bank of Manhattan Trust Building, it held the title of world's tallest for fou…

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