List of tallest buildings in Ukraine
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This is a list of the tallest buildings in Ukraine. Buildings are ranked according to their architectural height. Most of Ukrainian high-rises are situated in its capital city, Kyiv. Ukrainian minimal skyscraper height since 2009 is considered to be 100 meters and higher.
Current tallest building of Ukraine is Klovski Descent 7A apartment building, that is 168 meters high, it was built in 2012 and opened in 2015. Also the unfinished Sky Towers business centre, that was planned to have 214 m, but the construction was put on hold in 2016 with only half of building done.
Tallest buildings[]
This list ranks completed and topped-out buildings. An equal sign (=) following a rank indicates the same height between two or more buildings. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building was or will be completed.
Rank | Name | Image | Location | Year | Height | Floors | Notes |
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1 | Klovski Descent 7A | ![]() |
Kyiv | 2015 | 168.0 | 48 | Originally it was planned as a 32 floors high building, later the owner decided to increase the height. Topped out in 2012. |
2 | Gulliver | ![]() |
Kyiv | 2013 | 160.1 | 35 | Original project was called Kontinental, later the name was changed to Esplanada, until it got its nowadays name. Topped out in 2008. |
3 | Parus Business Centre | Kyiv | 2007 | 149.6 | 34 | Formerly known as Elsburg Plaza. Topped out in 2006. | |
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Kyiv | 2018 | 149.0 | 39 | Topped out in 2017. | |
5 | Kyiv | 2023 | 131.6 | 35 | Topped out in 2019. | ||
6= | Kyiv | 2015 | 130.0 | 29 | Topped out in 2012. | ||
6= | Kyiv | 2021 | 130.0 | 36 | Topped out in 2019. | ||
7= | Kyiv | 2007 | 128.0 | 37 | |||
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Kyiv | 2008 | 128.0 | 37 | ||
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Kyiv | 2006 | 127.0 | 25 | Formerly known as Ministry of Water Management Computing Center. The construction was put on hold for some time. Topped out in 2005. | |
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Dnipro | 2005 | 123.0 | 30 | Tallest building in Dnipro. | |
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Kyiv | 2011 | 122.3 | 30 | Topped out in 2010. | |
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Kyiv | 1986 | 120.0 | 28 | Reconstructed in 2003. | |
12 | 101 Tower | Kyiv | 2012 | 116.1 | 28 | Originally planned as 123.5 m high building. Topped out in 2011. | |
13= | Kyiv | 2008 | 115.0 | 29 | |||
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Kyiv | 2014 | 115.0 | 36 | The construction of this building is considered to be illegal. Topped out in 2012. | |
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Kyiv | 2016 | 114.0 | 36 | Formerly known as Kyivska Venetsiya. Topped out in 2014. | |
15= | Dnipro | — | 114.0 | 32 | Topped out, put on hold in 1994. | ||
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Donetsk | 2008 | 112.0 | 29 | Tallest building in Donetsk. | |
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Kyiv | 2016 | 112.0 | 30 | Has a garden on its roof. | |
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Kyiv | 2014 | 111.5 | 32 | The construction of this building is considered to be illegal. | |
17= | Kyiv | 2015 | 111.5 | 25 | The construction was put on hold for four years. Topped out in 2014. | ||
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Kyiv | 2009 | 110.2 | 32 | Two buildings were opened in 2009, third one was topped out in 2012 and still remains unfinished. | |
19= | Kyiv | 2003 | 110.0 | 29 | |||
19= | Kyiv | 2012 | 110.0 | 31 | Topped out in 2009. | ||
19= | Mirax | Kyiv | 2021 | 110.0 | 31 | Formerly known as Mirax-Plaza Ukraine. Originally planned as 192.0 m high building. The construction was put on hold for eight years. Topped out in 2019. | |
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Kyiv | 2006 | 108.9 | 32 | ||
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Kyiv | 2018 | 108.9 | 31 | Topped out in 2017. | |
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Kyiv | 2005 | 108.0 | 27 | Topped out in 2004. | |
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Odessa | 2008 | 108.0 | 25 | Tallest building in Odessa. | |
22 | Kyiv | 2014 | 107.0 | 34 | |||
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Kyiv | 2011 | 105.6 | 26 | ||
24 | H-Tower | ![]() |
Kyiv | 2014 | 105.4 | 26 | Topped out in 2012. |
25= | Kyiv | 2005 | 105.0 | 31 | |||
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Kyiv | 2019 | 105.0 | 34 | Topped out in 2018. | |
25= | Kyiv | 2021 | 105.0 | 33 | Topped out in 2019. | ||
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Kyiv | 2010 | 104.4 | 33 | ||
27 | Donetsk | 2012 | 104.0 | 26 | Topped out in 2011. | ||
28 | Donetsk | 2008 | 103.4 | 25 | |||
29 | Kyiv | 2024 | 102.3 | 31 | Topped out in 2012. | ||
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Kyiv | 2004 | 101.5 | 26 | ||
31 | Donetsk | 2012 | 100.6 | 25 | Topped out in 2011. |
Cities with buildings over 100 metres[]
City | ≥300 m | ≥250 m | ≥200 m | ≥150 m | ≥100 m |
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Kyiv | - | - | - | 2 | 41 |
Donetsk | – | – | - | - | 5 |
Dnipro | – | – | – | - | 2 |
Odessa | – | – | – | - | 1 |
Tallest Buildings Proposed, Approved, or Under Construction[]
Under Construction[]
Name | Image | Location | Year (est.) |
Height | Stories | Notes |
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Sky Towers | ![]() |
Kyiv | — | 214.3 | 47 | Formerly known as ZAGS. Put on hold in 2016, during 28th floor assembly. |
Cherkasy | — | 136.0 | 14 | Put on hold in 2013, during 10th floor assembly. | ||
Dnipro | 2023 | 127.0 | 37 | Currently on a stage of land preparation. | ||
Kyiv | — | 120.0 | 9 | Put on hold in 2017, during 2nd floor assembly. | ||
Kyiv | 2022 | 115.0 | 33 | Currently on a stage of floors assembly. | ||
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Kyiv | 2023 | 112.0 | 32 | Currently on a stage of floors assembly. | |
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Kyiv | — | 112.8 | 25 | Put on hold in 2012, during 22nd floor assembly. |
Approved and proposed[]
Rank | Name | Image | Location | Planned height | Stories |
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1 | Tryzub | Kyiv | 465.0 m | 101 | |
2 | Odvichne Syaivo | Kyiv | 300 m | 63 | |
3 | Victory Towers | Kyiv | 285 m | 54 | |
4 | Kadets'kyi Hai | Kyiv | 215 m | 60 | |
5 | Brama | Dnipro | 210 m | 54 |
External links[]
- Skyscrapers in Ukraine
- Lists of tallest buildings in Europe
- Lists of buildings and structures in Ukraine
- Lists of tallest structures by country