Mjøstårnet, also known as the Tower of Lake Mjøsa, is a tall building located in Brumunddal, Norway. It was designed by Voll Arkitekter and completed in 2019. The tower stands at a height of 85.4 meters and has 18 floors.
Category: Multi-storey Timber Construction
SAWA
Commissioned by Nice Developers & Era Contour, Mei architects and planners is designing “SAWA”.SAWA is a unique and circular wooden … More
Pyramidenkogel, tallest timber observation tower.
The worlds highest observation tower amde from timber.
Suurstoffi 22 | ERNE AG Holzbau
On the Suurstoffi site in Risch-Rotkreuz , the first wooden high-rise in Switzerland was built for Zug Estates AG in collaboration with Burkard Meyer … More
Multi-storey Bamboo Structures in the Tropics | Santiago Reinel
Architect: Santiago Reinel Location: Delft, NetherlandsYear: 2021 – 2022Concept: Bamboo, Engineered Bamboo Photos by Santiago Reinel Confronted with a rapidly moving real … More
BSH20A ‘Stories’ | Olaf Gipser Architects
High-Rise, CLT Construction
ARCHIBORESCENCE | Vincent Callebaut Architectures
CLT Construction, Urban Design, Sustainable Approach
Catalogue Multi-Storey Residential Buildings
Catalogue building not only for multi-storey residential buildings but also detached houses with KLH solid wood panels. These panels focus … More
Universal Design Quarter – Hamburg
Modular student accommodation with coworking spaces and café