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Record #00206Architecture archive

World's Tallest All-Timber Building

The tallest completed building classified by CTBUH as All-Timber.

Archive status
Verified · current
Last updated
2026-10-07
Category index
Architecture

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Current Record

85.4metres

Current record value

Holder
Mjøstårnet
Location
Brumunddal, Norway · Ringsaker Municipality · Innlandet
Start date
2019
Record status
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Overview

Archive Note

Mjøstårnet is located in Brumunddal, Norway, and was completed in 2019.

CTBUH lists it at about 85.4 metres and identifies it as the world's tallest All-Timber building.

Key information

Height
85.4 m
Floors
18
Completed
2019

Record history

1 Milestones
  1. 201985.4 metresMjøstårnetBrumunddal, NorwayCurrent Record

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Sources

Evidence & References
Source IDSourcePublisherLink
SRC-001The State of Tall Timber: A Global AuditRegistryENCurrent recordCouncil on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

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