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What is the tallest building in Stockholm?

Last updated April 1, 2021 by ZagBot Comment

The tallest building in the city of Stockholm, Sweden, is the Kista Science Tower which has a height of 156 metres (or 511.8 feet) to the tip of its rooftop antenna.

The 32-storey three-sided modernist skyscraper, located in the Kista district, some 10 kilometers (or 6.2 miles) northwest of Stockholm city centre, houses commercial offices and is the tallest of a complex of connected buildings completed in 2003.

The Kista Science Tower was Sweden’s tallest building until 2005 when its height was surpassed by Malmö’s Turning Torso residential high-rise. Its architectural height (excluding antenna) of 123.9 metres (or 406.5 feet) make it marginally taller than Stockholm’s Innovationen, the eastern tower of the twin Norra Tornen residential towers in Hagastaden.

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