The Mjösa Tower was officially opened on March 15 and took over the title of the world's tallest wooden building. The 18-floor building, located in Brumunddal Norway, reaches a height of 85.4 meters.
BRUMUNDDAL, NORWAY—Work has completed on the world's tallest wooden building here—The Mjösa Tower here.
A formal opening of the 85.4-meter tall wood building was held on Friday, March 15. The Mjösa Tower includes a hotel, private homes and office space.
Metsä Wood's light and green Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) products were used in the intermediate floor elements of the building. Metsä Wood is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.
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John Jordan
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