BRD Tower Bucharest

Office in Bucharest, Romania

BRD Tower

General information
Status| Completed
Type| Office
Location| Bucharest, Romania
Coordinates| 44°27′09″N 26°05′01″E﻿ / ﻿44.45261°N 26.0836°E﻿ / 44.45261; 26.0836
Construction started| 2002
Opening| 2003
Cost| US$ 68,000,000
Owner| BRD - Groupe Société Générale
Height
Roof| 82 m (269 ft)[1]
Technical details
Floor count| 19
Floor area| 37,000 m2 (400,000 sq ft)
Design and construction
Structural engineer| Vinci
Main contractor| Soconac

BRD Tower is a class A office building located in the city of Bucharest, Romania. It has 19 floors, containing a total of 37,000 m2 floor space, making it one of the largest office buildings in Bucharest. There are an additional 3 floors underground that serve as parking space.

## See also

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* BRD Tower Cluj-Napoca

## References

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1. ^ BRD-GSG Tower[usurped] at Emporis

## External links

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* Official site

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Tall buildings in Bucharest

Built|

* Ana Tower
* Anchor Plaza
* Asmita Gardens
* Basarab Tower
* Blocul Sârbesc
* BOS Tower
* BRD Tower
* BSE Tower
* Corporate Center
* Financial Plaza
* Tower Center
* Telephone Palace
* Cathedral Plaza
* CCIR Building
* Charles de Gaulle Plaza
* City Gate Towers
* Crystal Tower
* Doamna Ghica Plaza
* Euro Tower
* Floreasca City Center
* Foișorul de Foc
* Bloc 13 "Flamura"
* Globalworth Tower
* Griro Tower
* Hotel Pullman
* House of the Free Press
* InterContinental Hotel
* Iuliu Maniu at Virtuții Bloc
* Millennium Business Center
* Monte Carlo Palace
* Nusco Tower
* Olympia Tower
* Oracle Tower
* Palace of the Parliament
* Pantelimon at B-dul Chișinău Bloc
* Pantelimon at Șoseaua Iancului
* PGV Tower
* Pipera Business Tower
* Piraeus Bank Tower
* Premium Plaza
* Rin Grand Hotel
* The Mark
* TVR Tower
* Unicredit Tower
* United Nations Plaza
* UpGround

Under
construction|

* Dâmbovița Center
* Monaco Towers
* Open Sky Residence
* Orhideea Towers
* People's Salvation Cathedral
* Sema Parc Hotel

Approved|

* Niro Hotel Tower
* N.O.C. Tower

Proposed|

* Carol Tower
* Cuprom Tower
* Dorobanți Tower
* Kiseleff Business Plaza
* Olympic Tower
* Orhideea Business Center
* Politehnica Tower
* Prime Towers
* Tron Tower

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Tall buildings in Romania

Built

| Bucharest|

| >100 m|

* Floreasca City Center (137 m)
* People's Salvation Cathedral (135 m)
* Globalworth Tower (118 m)
* Ana Tower (110 m)
* Bucharest Tower Center (106 m)
* House of the Free Press (104 m)

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70-100 m|

* Asmita Gardens (92 m)
* Orhideea Towers (85 m)
* Palace of the Parliament (84 m)
* Bucharest Financial Plaza (83 m)
* BRD Tower (82 m)
* Charles de Gaulle Plaza (80 m)
* Doamna Ghica Plaza A (80 m)
* Euro Tower (80 m)
* Grand Hotel Bucharest (77 m)
* Nusco Tower (76 m)
* Monaco Towers (76 m)
* Cathedral Plaza (75 m)
* City Gate Towers (75 m)
* TVR Tower (74 m)
* Crystal Tower (72 m)
* Millennium Business Center (72 m)
* The Mark (70 m)

<70 m|

* Unicredit Tower (68 m)
* United Nations Plaza (66 m)
* Phoenix Tower (65 m)
* Rin Grand Hotel (65 m)
* Piraeus Bank Tower (64 m)
* Premium Plaza (64 m)
* Griro Tower (60 m)
* Bucharest Corporate Center (60 m)
* CCIR Building (57 m)
* BSE Tower (56 m)
* UpGround (55 m)
* Pipera Business Tower (54 m)
* Pullman Hotel (52 m)
* Oracle Tower (45 m)
* Anchor Plaza (35 m)

Satu Mare|

* Administrative Palace Satu Mare (97 m)
* Dana Complex (64 m)

Cluj Napoca|

* West City Tower (95 m)
* BRD Tower (50 m)

Timișoara|

* UBC 0 (90 m)
* UBC 3 (84 m)
* ISHO Riverside A (75 m)
* ISHO Riverside D (70 m)
* UBC 2 (60 m)
* UBC 1 (60 m)

Iași|

* Palas Iași (71 m)
* University of Medicine and Pharmacy (65 m)

Sibiu|

* MyContinental Hotel (58 m)
* BCR Tower Sibiu (56 m)

Bucharest skyline in 2022.

Proposed

* Esplanada City Center (250 m)
* Dâmbovița Center Towers (155 m)
* Cefin Tower (125 m)
* Sky Towers Cluj Napoca (125 m)
* Sigma Towers (120 m)
* Sema Parc Hotel (75 m)

Demolished

* Basarab Tower (104 m)
* Carlton Bloc (47 m)

Tallest timeline

* Turnul Colței (1714–1888)
* Foișorul de Foc (1890–1932)
* Carlton Bloc (1932–1934)
* Telephones Company Building (1934–1956)
* House of the Free Press (1956–2007)
* Bucharest Tower Center (2007–2012)
* Floreasca City Center (2012–present)

* Buildings listed in order of height
* Building data source: Skyscraper Center

* See also: List of tallest buildings in Romania & List of tallest buildings in Bucharest
* Category:Buildings and structures in Romania
* Category:Skyscrapers in Romania

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* Romania
* Architecture

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