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About Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer
Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer (@towering_goals) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. The account has 22,073 followers and 963 published posts. Recent posts average 384 likes and 31 comments, an engagement rate of 2.19%.
With 22.1K followers, Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer follows 2,580 accounts, so the audience is roughly 8.6 times the size of the list followed. Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer under Photographer, with Photography & Video as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer runs to 15 words across 3 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer dates from January 2026.
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Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer, 6 are single images, 2 are carousels and 2 are videos. That mix leans toward single images. Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer has built a substantial archive of 963 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 23 followers for each post published. Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer also keeps 25 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 189 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include colombo, skyscrapers, lanka, across and requirements. The captions tag #colombo, #colomboskyline, #srilanka, #srilankatourism and #srilankaskyline.
Slide 1: The cover of Bombay Boundaries is rendered in white, with restrained serif typography and an outline map of Greater Mumbai at its centre, designed to be archival, not ornamental.
Slide 2: An atlas with a heart and a brain: the Preface and Introduction open the book by laying out both intent and method.
Slide 3: The Language of the Atlas acts as a decoder. Since no prior Mumbai atlas maps localities as geographic units, this section defines how localities are understood, how the city is organised, why spreads are used, and how to navigate the book, teaching the grammar before the reader encounters the maps.
Slide 4: An 8-panel Visual Prologue (panel 1 shown) presents an original theory on how Mumbai forgot its boundaries, sketched in pen and ink by Pratik Birwadkar to evoke mid-20th-century illustration.
Slides 5, 6: If Mumbai is a puzzle, the Table of Contents identifies its pieces. Every locality is listed as a piece in a city-sized mosaic, grouped under districts (Mumbai City, Mumbai Suburban), spatial constructs (Western and Eastern Suburbs), protected forest, and islands.
Slide 7: The first page of the atlas presents Greater Mumbai as a single silhouette, establishing total scope before segmentation.
Slide 8: The section marker appears next, highlighting in black the precise extent of the section being covered – Mumbai City in this case.
Slide 9: Pagination follows a two-page spread logic: one page for the locality boundary map, the other for photographs and prose. The photographs are contextual, evidential, and demonstrative; the prose corrects misunderstandings and popular myths.
Slide 10: Drawn as black dashed lines, locality boundaries do not stand out immediately. But once recognised, they appear everywhere, mirroring their existence in the city – hidden in plain sight.
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Colombo's skyscrapers have largely not been done the photographic justice they deserve. Therefore I had been studying the skyscrapers of Colombo since 2022 and planning a trip all along. That study apparently paid off, because when I landed in Colombo this summer, I found myself walking its streets without Google Maps, using its skyscrapers for a compass. All the photographs featured were shot in 5 days.
This song played on loop during the entirety of my trip, out of the joy of taking my skyscraper photography portfolio international for the first time, entirely self-funded. It only made sense to choose this soundtrack, as a personal throwback to my trip and a cherished memory.
Timelapse in the opening clip from my stay at (big shout-out). Also big thanks to for the special permission to shoot photographs from its observation deck on my professional camera.
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Clearpoint Residencies in Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, Sri Lanka, with trees growing right up to the highest floor. 🌳
According to CTBUH, Clearpoint Residencies stands 185 metres (607 feet) tall across 47 storeys. Construction began in 2013 and completed in 2017, a project envisioned by Milroy Perera Associates, brought to life by and developed under the leadership of Clearpoint Residences Pvt. Ltd.
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The first of three supertall towers in The One complex photographed against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea and Colombo Port.
Set to house the Ritz Carlton Hotel and Residences and reach 323.4 metres / 1061 feet with 80 storeys, the tower currently finds itself on hold, stuck at 61 storeys, with construction activity coming to a halt since 2021.
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This project was literally my gateway to the skyline of the capital of Sri Lanka. At night, it shines like a jewel in the skyline of Colombo. I assume Ratnadipa to translate to 'Island of Jewels', or a tribute to 'Emerald Isle' that Sri Lanka is often called. In either case, the name is befitting.
is the first hotel by ITC outside Indian borders. Standing 140 metres / 460 feet and 33 floors tall, it is connected to (225 metres / 738 feet, 55 floors) by Ahasa One, a sky bridge 55 metres /180 feet in length and 100 metres / 330 feet above ground. The sky bridge is the first one in South Asia.
ITC Limited's wholly owned subsidiary Lanka (Private) Limited opened the 352-key ITC Ratnadipa to guests on 25 April 2024.
The project is designed by. Structural engineers are, and the contractors are Larsen and Toubro.
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Located in Union Place, just inland from Colombo’s coast, TRI-ZEN is a three-tower residential development by John Keells Properties, fully completed earlier this year.
Each of the towers range from 51-54 floors and stand approximately 190 metres / 623 feet tall, placing TRI-ZEN amongst the tallest residential projects in Sri Lanka.
Designed for Colombo’s next generation of urban homeowners, the development focuses on compact, smart-home apartments: a shift from the city’s older layout styles. Amenities are shared across the three towers, with a central podium connecting them.
Unlike the curved silhouettes of some towers along Galle Face, TRI-ZEN brings a cleaner, symmetric and vertical geometry to the inland skyline. Its placement just off the city’s primary commercial zone means that it is well connected, yet not part of the traditional highrise zone, making its presence in the skyline even more noticeable.
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Located on the ocean-facing stretch of Galle Face in central Colombo, this highrise is one of the city’s most prominent commercial towers. The tower stands at a height of 165 metres / 541 feet with 35 floors, making it one of the tallest office buildings in Sri Lanka. Developed by Shangri-La Group, One Galle Face Tower was completed in 2019.
One Galle Face Tower is the commercial component of the One Galle Face development, integrated complex that also includes the Shangri-La Colombo hotel, One Galle Face Mall, and The Residences at One Galle Face.
With its sleek glass façade and prime waterfront location, the tower has become a preferred address for multinational firms and remains a defining feature in Colombo’s growing skyline.
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Located in Colombo’s Fort district, these highrises have been key landmarks in the city’s central business area for over two decades.
World Trade Center Colombo stands at a height of 152 metres / 499 feet. Developed by Overseas Realty Ceylon PLC, the twin towers were completed in 1997 and consist of 39 floors each. At the time of their completion, the WTC twins were the tallest buildings in Sri Lanka, and among the tallest in South Asia.
The Bank of Ceylon Headquarters was completed in 1985. It reaches a height of 105 metres / 344 feet with 32 floors. Serving as the main office for the state-owned Bank of Ceylon, this building held the title of Sri Lanka’s tallest until the WTC was completed. Its cylindrical shape distinguishes it from surrounding towers.
Both these buildings are located at a major intersection facing the Colombo Port and remain prominent landmarks in the skyline of Colombo, even featuring on one of Sri Lanka's currency notes.
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Altair in Colombo is the tallest completed skyscraper in Sri Lanka and arguably its most recognisable one. An iconic design by comprising of two residential towers, the taller tower stands at 68 floors while the shorter, leaning tower stands at 63 floors, leaning at an angle of 13.8° from the vertical. Standing at a height of 240 metres / 787 feet for the taller tower and 209 metres / 686 feet for the leaning tower, Altair is developed by Indocean Developers, a venture of South City Group (Kolkata) and constructed by Shapoorji Pallonji & Co.
This post marks the debut of Towering Goals beyond Indian borders.
I made a trip to Colombo, Sri Lanka, to document its skyscrapers – a dream I had since 2022. Colombo's skyscrapers, I believe, have not been done the photographic justice they deserve. With a lot of hope and a handwritten list of buildings I want to photograph, I arrived in Colombo as a complete stranger. Walking her streets without Google Maps, by the time I left, I had already made her mine. This is the first post from Colombo among several others that will be made on Towering Goals.
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made his mark at Sleepless Rangers BEAT, claiming 1st place for Piramal Aranya, Byculla! 🏆 In a city that never sleeps, and a skyline that never stops evolving, his performance embodied the fearless, relentless spirit of Mumbai — bold, unstoppable, and always pushing higher.
Against the iconic backdrop of Piramal Aranya, this victory wasn’t just about the applause — it was the sound of ambition taking flight.
Congrats, Sanjog! Here’s to more verses, more victories, and milestones that reach for the stars.
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Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.19%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 46 followers. An average post collects 384 likes and 31 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.
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Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer (@towering_goals) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer runs to 15 words across 3 lines.
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Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer has 22,073 followers on Instagram (22.1K). Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer follows 2,580 accounts, so the audience is roughly 8.6 times the size of the list followed. Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer has built a substantial archive of 963 posts.
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Sanjog Mhatre | Skyscraper Photographer's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.19%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 46 followers. An average post collects 384 likes and 31 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.
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