List of tallest wooden buildings

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Several wooden skyscraper designs have been designed and built, with the tallest currently being built is Brock Commons an 18-story wooden dormitory at the University of British Columbia in Canada to be completed in 2017. A 40-story residential building 'Trätoppen' has been proposed by architect Anders Berensson to be built in Stockholm, Sweden.

Wooden skyscrapers are estimated to be around a quarter of the weight of an equivalent reinforced-concrete structure as well as reducing the building carbon footprint by 60–75%. Buildings have been designed using cross-laminated timber (CLT) which gives a higher rigidity and strength to wooden structures. CLT panels are prefabricated and can therefore speed up building time.

The tallest actual wooden non-building structure is Gliwice Radio Tower (118 metres), the tallest ever-built wooden non-building structure was the tower of Muhlacker radio transmitter ( 190 metres, destroyed in 1945).

Tallest Wooden Buildings
Skyscraper Height (m) Floors City Dates Status
W350 Sumitomo 350 70[1] Tokyo Tokyo 2041 Planned
Oakwood Tower[2] 304.8 80 London Barbican Planned
River Beech Tower 228 80[3]  Chicago Proposed
Timber Towers 40, 60  Philadelphia Demonstration[4]
Sidewalks Lab 50  Toronto Plan[5]
Tianning Temple 154 13 Changzhou April 2007 Complete
Trätoppen[6] 133 40  Stockholm Proposed
The Spar 91.44 Oregon Portland Proposed[7]
Mjøsa Tower 85,4[8] 18[9] Hedmark Brumunddal March 2019 Under Construction
HoHo 84  Vienna Planned[10]
Church of Săpânța-Peri Monastery[11] 78 Săpânța Complete
Baobab[12] 35[13]  Paris Proposed
CF Møller Wooden 34 x 4  Stockholm Proposed[14]
Abebe Court Tower 26 Lagos State Lagos Proposal[15]
Urban Lung 25  Cardiff Proposal [16]
Kulturhus 76 19 Skellefteå 2019[17] Developer appointed
U of T Academic Tower 74.5 14  Toronto 2019 To be built [18]
HAUT 73[19] 21  Amsterdam 2020
Ascent 72.5 21[20]  Wisconsin 2019 Plan
Michael Green 20[21] Vancouver Vancouver Proposal
Tham & Videgård 20 Stockholm Frihamnen Proposed
Terrace House[22] 71 19 Vancouver Vancouver Under Construction
Tree Tower 62 18  Toronto [23] Proposed
Tour Hypérion 57 18  Bordeaux
Sainte-Marie Church[24] 56.4 Church Point Complete
Brock Commons 53 18[25] Vancouver Vancouver May 2017 Complete
Treet[26] 52.8 14 Bergen Bergen December 2015 Complete
5 King Tower 52[27]  Brisbane Proposed
Vertical Village 50 17[28]  Ile de France To be built
Wood'Up 50[29] 18  Paris 13 2021 Planned
Light House[30] 14 Joensuu[31] Under Construction
The Arbour 12  Toronto Planned[32]
Framework[33] 24+ 12 Oregon Portland Approved[34]
Horizons bois 12  Rennes Proposed[35]
Sensation[36] 38 8, 11  Strasbourg 2019[37] Under Construction
Riverfront Square 6,8,11 New Jersey Newark Searching tenants[38]
SKAIO[39] 34 10 Baden-Württemberg Heilbronn 2019 Under Construction
Forté 32 10  Melbourne 2012 Complete
wooden skyscraper city 6-10  Stockholm [40] Proposal
Native Skyscraper Cameroon Yaoundé Proposal
Murray Grove[41] 9 London Hackney 2009 Complete
WIDC 29.5 8  Prince George 2014[42] Complete
Puukuokka[43] 8 Kuokkala 2015 Complete
Strandparken 8 Stockholm Sundbyberg July 2014[44] Complete
Carbon12 26 8 Oregon Portland Complete[45]
Dutch Mountain 7 Eindhoven Veldhoven 2021[46] Approved
T3 7  Minneapolis 2016[47] Complete
Curtain Place[48] 6 London Curtain Rd 2015 Complete
FCBA 6 Île-de-France Champs-sur-Marne Complete
Céleste 5 Champs-sur-Marne 2019[49]

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