The World’s Tallest Wood Buildings 2+1

       Wood buildings can be a beautiful, sustainable alternative to their concrete and steel counterparts. But how tall can timber structures actually get? Timber structures are considered tall if they have six or more floors or rise above 18 meters in height. Modern tall wooden buildings utilize advanced materials such as cross-laminated timber (CLT) and glued-laminated timber (glulam) for critical structural components, including fire-resistant walls. According to the latest International Building Code, timber buildings can now reach up to 18 stories high.

• Sara Kulturhus Centre, Sweden, by White Arkitekter,The Sara Kulturhus Centre in Skellefteå, Sweden, is a 72.8-metre-tall structure made from CLT and glulam that architecture studio White Arkitekter designed to be carbon negative over its lifetime.
• Toronto Tree Tower by Penda, an architecture practice with offices in China and Austria, is an incredible proposal for a 62 metres high residential block with a modular structure made from cross-laminated timber (CLT). The project is developed to include 4,500sqm of residential area, along with 550sqm of public space including a cafe, a children’s daycare centre, and community workshops.
• Mjøstårnet, Norway, by Voll Arkitekter,certified as the world's tallest timber building at the time of its completion in 2019, the 85.4-metre-tall Mjøstårnet tower by Norwegian architecture studio Voll Arkitekter has glulam columns and elevator shafts made entirely from CLT.

                                            Πηγή: http://www.dezeen.com/2023/03/29/worlds-tallest-buildings-mass-timber-revolution/