List of tallest buildings in Darwin

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Evolution on Gardinier; the tallest building in Darwin

This list of tallest buildings in Darwin ranks buildings in the city of Darwin, Australia by height to the highest architectural detail. This ranking system, created by the US-based Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat includes the height to a spire but not to an antenna. The tallest building in Darwin is the 33-storey Evolution on Gardiner at 99 m (325 ft), completed in 2008. It also stands as the tallest building in Northern Territory. Currently, Chinatown Tower is on-hold at 86 m (282 ft) and 25 floors.

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Tallest buildings

NameHeight [1] FloorsBuiltPurpose
1 Evolution on Gardiner 100 m (328 ft)332008Residential [2]
2Mantra Pandanus91 m (299 ft)292007Residential [3]
3Soho Apartments90 m (295 ft)282014Residential
4Charles Darwin Centre83 m (272 ft)222015Office
5Skytower Apartments70 m (230 ft)212010Residential [4]
66 Carey Street, Zen Quarter61 m (200 ft)162014Residential
7Marrakai Apartments58 m (190 ft)161984Residential [5]
8Northern Territory House55 m (180 ft)151993Office [6]
9H105 Mitchell52 m (171 ft)162015Hotel
10Hilton Hotel50 m (164 ft)141995Hotel [7]
11Pinnacle Apartments48 m (157 ft)152008Residential [8]
12Territory Insurance Building45 m (148 ft)122003Office [9]
13Tech-141 m (135 ft)132016Residential
14Doubletree by Hilton36 m (118 ft)111973Hotel
15Synergy Square Tower 135 m (115 ft)112006Residential [10]

Projects

This is a list of the tallest buildings under construction, approved or proposed.

Name (Street address)Height (m)FloorsCompletionUseStatus
84 Mitchell Street133 m (436 ft)38HotelApproved
15 Knuckey Street89 m (292 ft)28MixedProposed
Chinatown Tower86 m (282 ft)25ResidentialOn-hold
The Lenz85 m (279 ft)27ResidentialPlanning
Darwin Waterfront84 m (276 ft)22MixedProposed
Civic Centre80 m (262 ft)20OfficeProposed
85 Mitchell Street69 m (226 ft)23MixedProposed
3 Daly Street Tower 155 m (180 ft)18ResidentialProposed
3 Daly Street Tower 255 m (180 ft)18ResidentialProposed

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