List of tallest buildings in Mongolia

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Shangri-La Center and National Amusement Park

Industrialization started in the 1930s in Mongolia (then the Mongolian People's Republic), with large-scale building construction starting in the 1960s-1970s, where the core of Ulaanbaatar was built. By the end of the communist era, Mongolia's tallest building was a 16-floor apartment building in Darkhan, constructed in 1985. [1] [2]

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Since 1990, there was an increase in 9-12 floor buildings, while 16+ floor buildings started appearing since 2010. Mongolia's building code legislations define high-rise buildings as those 16+ floors in height. [3]

Mongolia's tallest pre-modern structure is Kherlen Bars Khot in Dornod Province.

Completed

RankNameLocationHeightFloorsYearSources
1 Shangri-La Hotel (Tower C) Ulaanbaatar 120 metres (390 ft)342016
2 Soyombo tower Ulaanbaatar 120 metres (390 ft)322018
3 Tuushin Hotel Ulaanbaatar 109 metres (358 ft)252013
4 Shangri-La Office Building (Tower B) Ulaanbaatar 108 metres (354 ft)242016
5 Khurd office tower Ulaanbaatar 108 metres (354 ft)242017
6 Blue Sky Tower (Hotel) Ulaanbaatar 105 metres (344 ft)252011 [4] [5]
7 International Commercial Center Ulaanbaatar 100 metres (330 ft)212013
8 Bella Vista apartment tower (#1,2,3,4) Ulaanbaatar 100 metres (330 ft)222009
9Mandala Tower Ulaanbaatar 98.6 m (325 ft)252022 [6]
10 Shangri-La Hotel (Tower A) Ulaanbaatar 91.5 metres (300 ft)242015
11 Central tower Ulaanbaatar 89.45 metres (293.5 ft)172009
12 City Tower Ulaanbaatar 79.2 metres (260 ft)+242017
13 Khurd group Narnii horoolol-2, apartment tower (#1,2,3,4,5,6) Ulaanbaatar 75.9 metres (249 ft)+232019
14 Monnis tower Ulaanbaatar 75.5 metres (248 ft)152009
15 MAX group, M-plaza Ulaanbaatar 66 metres (217 ft)+202015
16 Global Bridge Construction LLC, Global Residence apartment complex 1,2 Ulaanbaatar 65 metres (213 ft)+212020
17 Monpolymet group, MPM Center Ulaanbaatar 61.3 metres (201 ft)+162016
18 Uguumur Mongol Group LLC, Kaidu Mall Ulaanbaatar 60 metres (200 ft)+10+2020

Under construction

RankNameLocationHeight(m)FloorsYearSources
1Mak Tower Ulaanbaatar 203 metres (666 ft)402013-on hold [7]
2Encanto Trade CenterUlaanbaatar150 metres (492 ft)352017 - 2026 [8]
3 MCS Tower Ulaanbaatar 121 metres (397 ft)232013-on hold
4Altan Joloo TowerUlaanbaatar115 metres (377 ft)212018 - 2023
5 International Finance Centre Ulaanbaatar Ulaanbaatar 113 metres (371 ft)262016-under construction
6 Eco construction tower Ulaanbaatar 82 metres (269 ft)+252012-on hold
7 Tengis cinema tower Ulaanbaatar 73 metres (240 ft)+222012-...
8 Master engineering LLC tower Ulaanbaatar 66 metres (217 ft)+202014-...
9 Encanto twin tower Ulaanbaatar 66 metres (217 ft)+202014-...

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