In the realm of structural engineering, the aerodynamic design of tall buildings is crucial for ensuring stability against wind forces. These man-made structures, known as bluff bodies, require careful consideration of lateral loads during design to maintain their integrity and urban functionality. To mitigate adverse wind effects, various aerodynamic modifications are employed, such as altering cross-sectional shapes and corner designs. In a study focused on Kanpur, four distinct design strategies were analyzed, highlighting the significance of aerodynamic adjustments in enhancing the durability and aesthetic of high-rise buildings.