The design phase of high-rise buildings is a critical stage of construction and affects the entire life cycle of the project. As the demand for high-rise structures increases, the complexity of design and construction tasks increases. This article reviews a comprehensive risk analysis methodology for the design phase of high-rise buildings, emphasizing the importance of early risk identification, stakeholder collaboration, and effective risk mitigation strategies. The study integrates both qualitative and quantitative approaches to risk assessment, drawing on the extensive literature on construction risk management. He recognizes the dynamic nature of the construction industry and advocates adaptable methods tailored to high-rise projects. The article contributes to the evolving discourse on risk management and focuses on the unique challenges associated with the design of high-rise buildings.