Mjøstårnet Building, Norwegian Timber Architecture Design, Hedmark Tower
World?s Tallest Timber Building in Norway
New Norwegian Wooden Structure in Brumunddal, Ringsaker, Hedmark
9 Dec 2017
World?s Tallest Timber Building in Norway
Location: Brumunddal, on Mjøsa, Ringsaker municipality, Hedmark, Norway
For a better climate: Norway to build world?s tallest timber building
?Mjøstårnet? will be more than 80 metres tall and stand 30 metres higher than what is today considered the world?s tallest timber building.

?Mjøstårnet sets new standards for timber constructions. The building is the closest we come to a skyscraper in timber,? says investor and contracting client, Arthur Buchardt.
Mjøstårnet, named after its neighbour and Norway?s largest lake, Mjøsa. The record-breaking construction will sit on the edge of the north-eastern tip of the lake in the small town of Brumunddal, an hour and a half?s drive north of Oslo. Arthur Buchardt:

Spanning over 18 floors, the building will reach 80 metres high, and include apartments, an indoor swimming pool, hotel, offices, restaurant and communal areas. Construction is scheduled to be completed in December 2018. Moelven, a Mjøsa-local Scandinavian industrial group, will supply the timber constructions from local spruce forests required to construct the tower and the swimming pool area.

?The assembly and construction of the Mjøstårnet is nothing short of world-class engineering, and will be managed without external scaf...