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List of tallest structures in New Zealand

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This is a list of the tallest structures in New Zealand. It includes all structures to their highest point however building heights listed are only to the Architectural height and non architectural features on buildings are not included in their height.

Tallest existing structures

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RankNameImageCityHeightFloorsYearNotes
1Sky TowerAuckland328 metres (1,076 ft)71 equivalent1997Tallest structure in New Zealand. 2nd tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere.
2New Plymouth Power Station chimneyNew Plymouth198 metres (650 ft)none1974Decommissioned in 2008 but the chimney still stands.[1]
3PwC Tower at Commercial BayAuckland180.1 metres (591 ft)41[2]2020Topped out in June 2019, and it is currently the tallest building in New Zealand.
4The PacificaAuckland178 metres (584 ft)[3]572020Tallest residential building and by floor count in New Zealand
5Vero CentreAuckland172 metres (564 ft)3820002nd tallest office building in New Zealand.[4]
6=Waipipi Wind Farm turbinesnearWaverley160 metres (525 ft)none202031 turbines, 95 m (312 ft) to hub, 130 m (427 ft) rotor diameter. Tallest wind turbines in New Zealand.[5]
6=51 Albert StreetAuckland160 metres (525 ft)412024
7MetropolisAuckland155 metres (509 ft)401999[6]
8ANZ CentreAuckland151 metres (495 ft)351991[7][8]
9=Huntly Power Station chimneysHuntly150 metres (492 ft)none1983Power station main chimneys[9]
9=The Sentinel ApartmentsAuckland150 metres (492 ft)302007[10][11][12]
11HSBC TowerAuckland142 metres (466 ft)302002Former Pwc Tower[13]
12=Titahi Bay AM radio transmitter, second mastPorirua137 metres (449 ft)none1937/1979[14]
12=Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter chimneynearBluff137 metres (449 ft)none1970[15]
14Voco Hotel and Holiday InnAuckland135 metres (443 ft)412021
15Oaks ResidencesAuckland130 metres (427 ft)382006[16]
16Lumley CentreAuckland125 metres (410 ft)292005[17]
17Sugarloaf television transmitter towerChristchurch121 metres (397 ft)none1965Height from sea level to top is 614 m.[18]
18Quay WestAuckland117 metres (384 ft)201997[19]
19=Majestic CentreWellington116 metres (381 ft)291991Tallest office building in Wellington.[20]
19=ASB Bank CentreAuckland116 metres (381 ft)291991[21]
21Precinct ApartmentsAuckland115 metres (377 ft)332003[22]
22Crowne PlazaAuckland110 metres (361 ft)291990[23]
23Parks ResidencesAuckland109 metres (358 ft)302018[24]
24Queen's ResidencesAuckland107 metres (358 ft)292016[25]
25BNZ TowerAuckland106 metres (348 ft)281987[26]
26=Ohaaki Power Station cooling tower30 km NE ofTaupō105 metres (344 ft)none1989[27]
26=Mount Cargill television transmitterDunedin105 metres (344 ft)none1970[28]
28=IAG TowerAuckland104 metres (341 ft)291988Formerly the headquarters ofFay Richwhite.[29]
28=DLA Piper TowerAuckland104 metres (341 ft)261987[30][31]
30State Insurance BuildingWellington103 metres (338 ft)261984Headquarters of theBNZ from 1984 to 1998.[32]
31HSBC Tower, WellingtonWellington101 metres (331 ft)252003[33]
32=Waiatarua television transmitterAuckland100 metres (328 ft)none1965[34]
32=Mount Kaukau television transmitterWellington100 metres (328 ft)none1967Originally 122 metres (400 ft), height reduced in 2022.[35][36]
3480 Queen StreetAuckland100 metres (328 ft)232009[37]
35120 Albert StreetAuckland95 metres (312 ft)261990[38][39]
36Vodafone on The ParkWellington93 metres (305 ft)251998Formerly Mobil on the Park.[40]
37=Wharite Peak television transmitternearWoodville92 metres (302 ft)none1966Originally 122 metres (400 ft), height reduced in 2015 and 2019.[41]
37=Qantas HouseAuckland92 metres (302 ft)241986[42]
39=CityLife AucklandAuckland90 metres (295 ft)261998[43]
39=City GardensAuckland90 metres (295 ft)282004[44]
39=Bowen HouseWellington90 metres (295 ft)221991Tallest Government building.[45]
42=National Bank TowerAuckland88 metres (289 ft)211988FormerlyArthur Andersen Tower.[46][47][48]
42=Stamford Plaza AucklandAuckland88 metres (289 ft)201983/2008Extra storeys were added in 2008.[49]
42=InterContinental WellingtonWellington88 metres (289 ft)261988[50]
45AMP Tower (Quay Tower)Auckland87 metres (285 ft)221980[51]
46Pacific TowerChristchurch86 metres (282 ft)232010Tallest building in the South Island.[52]
47Gen-i TowerAuckland85 metres (279 ft)222000[53]
48TravelodgePlimmer TowersWellington84 metres (276 ft)201975Originally built as the Williams Centre.[54] Tallest building in Wellington until 1984.[55][56]
491 Queen StreetAuckland81 metres (266 ft)201973Former HSBC Building[57]
50=AXA CentreAuckland80 metres (262 ft)201995[58]
50=Victoria ResidencesAuckland80 metres (262 ft)242018[59]
52125 The TerraceWellington77 metres (253 ft)211986[60]
53=SkyCity GrandAuckland75 metres (246 ft)242004[61]
53=Altitude ApartmentsAuckland75 metres (246 ft)222004[62]
55West PlazaAuckland74 metres (243 ft)181974[63]

Demolished structures

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NameCityHeight
FloorsYearNotes
Titahi Bay AM radio transmitter, main mastPorirua212 metres (696 ft)none1937/1979Demolition completed 16 February 2016
Hotel Grand Chancellor, ChristchurchChristchurch85 metres (279 ft)261986Demolition completed following the2011 Canterbury earthquake. Is the 80th tallest building ever demolished and the tallest in New Zealand.[64]
Price Waterhouse BuildingChristchurch79 metres (259 ft)201988Demolition completed following the 2011 Canterbury earthquake.[65]

Proposed structures

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NameCityHeight*Floors*Year*Notes
Pumanawa Downtown West Tower AAuckland227 metres (745 ft)572032Mixed use tower. Construction to start in 2027, after demolition of the existing carpark on the site.[66]
NDG Auckland CentreAuckland209 metres (686 ft)522020Resource consent was granted in February 2014, but building consent is yet to be approved. On the site of the Elliott Tower proposal.[67]
Kaiwaikawe Wind Farm turbinesnearDargaville206 metres (676 ft)2026Under construction.[68] 12 turbines, 125 m (410 ft) to hub, 162 m (531 ft) rotor diameter.[69]
1 Mills LaneAuckland190 metres (623 ft)37Proposed[70]
SeascapeAuckland187 metres (614 ft)562024Under Construction
65 Federal StreetAuckland180 metres (591 ft)482024Approved[71]
Pumanawa Downtown West Tower BAuckland162 metres (531 ft)452032Office tower. Construction to start in 2027, after demolition of the existing carpark on the site.[72]
Saffron TowerAuckland145 metres (476 ft)452018Approved
St James SuitesAuckland136 metres (446 ft)362018Demolition of buildings on the site was completed in 2016, but a bank withdrew funding and by July 2019 construction had not been started.[73]
Dunedin Waterfront HotelDunedin97 metres (318 ft)28Application declined in June 2013,[74] but going back to appeal. Would be the tallest building in the South Island.[75]

Abandoned proposals

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NameCityHeight*Floors*Notes
Victoria Square TowerChristchurch167 metres (548 ft)5-6Approved by council but eventually cancelled following public backlash. Plans included a revolving restaurant, observation gallery, casino and nightclub. Would have been tallest building or tower in New Zealand at time of completion.[76][77]
Elliott TowerAuckland232 metres (761 ft)68This project was approved, but construction never went ahead, and the site was later sold.[78]

See also

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References

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