List of tallest buildings in Norway

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Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel (right) and Posthuset (left), two of the tallest buildings in Norway. Oslo Plaza og Postgirobygget2.jpg
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel (right) and Posthuset (left), two of the tallest buildings in Norway.

This is a list of the tallest buildings in Norway.

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Nidarosdomen in Trondheim

Tallest completed buildings

BuildingLocationHeightFloorsBuiltNote
Nexanstårnet II Halden 152,89 m
?
2022Factory
Nexanstårnet I Halden 120 m
?
1985Factory
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Oslo 117 m
37
1989Hotel
Posthuset Oslo 112 m
26
1975/2003
Fullgjødselfabrikk 4 Porsgrunn 109 m
?
1987Factory
Nidarosdomen Trondheim 98 m
?
1090Church
Jonsknuten hovedsender Kongsberg 92 m
?
1961Radio tower
Trinity Church (Arendal) Arendal 87 m
?
1888Church
Mjøstårnet Brumunddal 85,4 m
18
2018Hotel, residencial
Scandic Forum Hotel Stavanger 80 m
21
2001Hotel
Tyholttårnet Trondheim 79.7 m
?
1985Radio tower, restaurant
Scandic Lerkendal Hotel Trondheim 75 m
21
2014Hotel
Uranienborg Church Oslo 70 m
?
1886Church
Fredrikstad Cathedral Fredrikstad 72 m
?
1880Church
Kristiansand Cathedral Kristiansand 70 m
?
1884Church
Skien Church Skien 68 m
22
1889Church
DnB Nor B Oslo 67 m
17
2013
Deloitte Bygget Oslo 67 m
16
2013
Oslo City Hall Oslo 66 m
17
1950
Økernsenteret Oslo 66 m
18
1969
Forum Jæren Bryne 65.4 m
18
2009
KLP-bygget Oslo 64 m
18
2010
DnB Nor A Oslo 63 m
17
2012
KPMG-bygget Oslo 62 m
18
2001
Alcateltårnet Oslo 62 m
11
1962
Bragernes Church Drammen 62 m
?
1871Church
St. John's Church Bergen 61 m
?
1894Church
Helsfyr Panorama Oslo 60 m
17
2003
Stenersgata 2 Oslo 59 m
15
2000
Thorvald Meyersgata 5 Oslo 59 m
19
1960
Ind-Eks-huset Oslo 57 m
20
1965
DnB Nor C Oslo 56 m
15
2013
Universitetsgata 2 Oslo 56 m
19
1962
Fantoft Student Accommodation (high-rise) Bergen 55 m [1]
20
[1]
1971
Fagerborg Church Oslo 55 m
5
1903Church
DnB-bygget Bergen 55 m
15
1982
Sykehuset Buskerud HF Drammen 55 m
14
1980

Tallest under construction or proposed

NameLocationHeight

m (ft)

FloorsStatusNote
World Ocean Headquarters Bærum
200 m
(656 ft)
64
Rejected [2]
Urban Mountain Oslo
137.6 m
(451 ft)
31
Proposed [3]
Breiavatnet Lanterna Stavanger
101 m
(331 ft)
26
Proposed [4]

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References

  1. 1 2 "FORSLAGSTILLERS PLANBESKRIVELSE" (PDF) (in Norwegian). Studentsamskipnaden i Bergen. February 12, 2008. p. 12. Retrieved 2009-09-05.
  2. "World Ocean Headquarters". The Skyscraper Center.
  3. "Urban Mountain". The Skyscraper Center.
  4. "Breiavatnet Lanterna". The Skyscraper Center.