List of tallest buildings in Moscow

Tallest Buildings in Moscow.
Federation Tower is the tallest building in Europe (374 m, 101 floors)
OKO is the second tallest building in Europe (354 m, 85 floors)
Mercury City Tower is the third tallest building in Europe (339 m, 75 floors)
Eurasia Tower in Moscow (309 m, 70 floors)
City of Capitals in Moscow (302 m, 76 floors)

Moscow's and Europe's tallest skyscraper is the 374 metres (1,227 ft) Federation Tower. Also the tallest free-standing structure in Europe, Ostankino Tower at 540 metres (1,770 ft), is situated in Moscow.

Completed and topped out skyscrapers

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# Name Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Year of completion
1. Ostankino Tower 540.1 1772 120 1967
2. Mercury City Tower 338.8 1112 75 2013
3. Eurasia Tower 308.9 1014 72 2014
4. City of Capitals Moscow Tower 301.6 989 76 2009
5. Naberezhnaya Tower C 268.4 881 59 2007
6. Triumph-Palace 264.1 866 57 2003
7. City of Capitals St. Petersburg Tower 256.9 843 65 2009
8. Oko Tower 2 244.9 803 49 2014
9. Federation Tower West Tower 242.3 795 62 2009
10. Main building of Moscow State University 240 787 36 1953
11. Imperia Tower main building 239 784 60 2010
12. MosFilm Tower 213.3 700 54 2010
13. Hotel Ukraina (Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow) 209 649 34 1957
14. Tricolor 194 636 58
15. Continental 190 623 48 2010
16. Sparrow Hills Tower 2 188.2 617 49 2008
17. Scarlet Sails (Алые паруса (жилой комплекс)) block IV 179 587 48 2009
18. Edelweiss 176 577 43 2003
19. Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building 176 576 32 1951
20. Nordstar Tower 171.5 565 42 2007
21. Ministry of Foreign Affairs 172 564 27 1952
22. Swissotel Krasnye Holmy 165 541 37 2005
23. WellHouse on Leninsky Avenue 162 532 46 2009
24. Kudrinskaya Square Building 156 511 22 1954
25. Avenue 77 block 1 - - 43
26. GasProm Tower 151 495 35 1995
27. Sokol’niki House 147 482 43
28. Izmaylovsky 140 460 37
29. North Park 139 457 40
30. Villange Tower 138 454 40
31. Central House of Tourist (Astrus hotel) 138 454 35 1979
32. House on Begovaya Street 136 447 42
33. Hotel Leningradskaya 136 446 26 1956
34. Monte Falcone 135 443 35
35. Monarch Center 134 440 36
36. Red Gate Tower (Soviet Ministry of Construction of Heavy Industry) 133 436 26 1955
37. Delta Tower 132 433 25 1973
38. North tower 132 433 27
39. Olympia Tower, Block 2 129 423 35
40. WTC-2 128 420 30
41. Mirax-Park ( “Winter” Tower) 126 413 37
42. Krylatsky Lights 125 410 36
43. Two Captains 125 410 34
44. VDNKH Tower 124 407 34
45. Airbus 123 403 35
46. Elena Tower 123 403 33

Skyscrapers under construction

# Name Height (m) Height (ft) Floors
1. Federation Tower East Tower 374[1] 1227 93
2. OKO 354 1154 85
3. City Hall and City Duma 308 1011 72
4. City Palace 255 837 46
5. Zvenigorodsky 253 830 62
6. Exhibition Center 228 748 54
7. Mirax Plaza 193 633 47
8. CSKA Tower 185 607 45
9. Park Huamin 180 590 40
10. Skypark 160 525 45
11. Khodynka 157 515 38
12. Levoberzhny, block 1A 155 509 36
13. Bastion 153 502 40
14. Rublyovka Lights 151 495 40
15. Alexander the Great 149 489 40
16. 3-5 Veresayev Street 146 479 42

Approved and Proposed

# Name Height (m) Height (ft) Status
1. Crystal Island 449.88 1,475.98 Approved [2]
2. The Rotating Tower 400.00 1,312.34 Proposed [3]

Other structures ( towers, chimneys, etc.)

The list is incomplete!

Name Year of completion Height (m) Height (ft) Type Remarks
Ostankino Tower 1967540.1 1,772 Tower (concrete) Tallest structure in Europe and the 8th tallest freestanding structure in the world
Moscow Octod Tower 2006 258 846 Tower (lattice steel)
Chimneys of TEC-23 1975/ 1981 250 820 Chimney (concrete) 2 chimneys
Shukhov Tower 1922 160 520 Tower (lattice steel)

References

  1. ↑ "Vostok, Moscow | Building 200239". Emporis. Retrieved 2014-12-01.
  2. ↑ "Crystal Island, Moscow | Building 321461". Emporis. Retrieved 2014-12-01.
  3. ↑ "The Rotating Tower, Moscow | Building 342991". Emporis. Retrieved 2014-12-01.
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