A Japanese company will build the tallest wooden building in the world by celebrating its 350th anniversary in 2041. The company, called Suitomo Forestry, said only 10% of its steel will be used to build 70-storey buildings.
The rest will be all wood. The building will be edited by combining one million eighty thousand cubic meters of domestic timber.
According to the BBC online report, this building in Tokyo will have 8,000 houses. Each house has Pathaba trees and balconies.
Japan earthquake-prone countries. Earthquake is a whole year. The Japanese government passed laws in 2010, using wood to build smaller places than three-story buildings.
But the building is under construction, bearing in mind the earthquake. The building will be built in a curved tube structure to handle Japan's natural earthquakes.
The building will cost 560 million US dollars to build, this cost is almost twice the cost of building traditional buildings. However, the company said it plans to complete construction by 2041.
Currently the tallest building in the world is in Vancouver. The building built for the student dormitory is 53 meters high.