
Mjøstårnet, the worlds tallest wood building
At 85,4 metres tall, Mjøstårnet, design by Voll architect, is the worlds highest wood building. Mjøstårnet has a combined floor area of 11,300m2. The building has 18 storeys that include apartments, a hotel, offices, a restaurant, a rooftop terrace and common areas.
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SectionSkyscraper
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DeveloperArthur Buchardt, Anders Buchardt
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ArchitectsVoll Arkitekter
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ContractorAB Invest AS, Hent AS
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Woodsafe Project
Wood cladding of Thermowood-D Pine, impregnated with Woodsafe Exterior WFX™, a polymerized waterproof fire protection.
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Delivered byWoodify AS
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PhotoDaniel Pesic, Woodsafe
Norway has set an important record for this timber buildings: at 85,4 metres tall, Mjøstårnet, design by Voll architect, is the worlds highest wood building. Mjøstårnet has a combined floor area of 11,300m2. The building has 18 storeys that include apartments, a hotel, offices, a restaurant, a rooftop terrace and common areas. For this project, 130m3 of Thermowood-D Pine has been used as fire impregnated with Woodsafe Exterior WFX™.