This list ranks buildings in Uzbekistan that are at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall. Only habitable buildings are included, excluding radio masts and towers, observation towers, minarets, chimneys, and other non-habitable structures.
High-rise construction has historically been uncommon in Uzbek cities. Traditional city skylines have been dominated by religious, cultural, and historical structures rather than tall modern buildings. Large-scale high-rise development is a relatively recent phenomenon and is largely concentrated in the capital, Tashkent, which is the country's political, economic, and financial center. The majority of Uzbekistan's tallest buildings are located in Tashkent, particularly in newly developed business districts and residential areas. Outside the capital, high-rise construction remains limited, and regional cities generally retain low- to mid-rise urban profiles. As a result, only a small number of buildings in Uzbekistan exceed 150 metres (492 ft) in height, all of which are located in Tashkent.
The development of high-rise buildings in Uzbekistan began during the Soviet period, especially following the 1966 Tashkent earthquake, which prompted extensive reconstruction and the construction of modern apartment blocks and administrative buildings. Notable early high-rise structures include Soviet-era residential towers and government buildings built in Tashkent in the late 20th century. In the 21st century, new commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments have contributed to a growing modern skyline, reflecting increased urban development and economic growth.
As of 2026, the tallest building in Uzbekistan is currently Nest One, located in the Tashkent City Park at a height of 266.5 m (874 ft).
Tallest buildings
This list ranks buildings in Uzbekistan that stand at least tall. This includes spires and architectural details, but does not include antenna masts. Rank Name Image City Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Year Notes 1 Nest One Tashkent 266.5 874.3 51 2023 Tallest building in Uzbekistan. 2 Piramit Tower Tashkent 203 666 52 2024 3 SQB Financial Center Tashkent 161 528 33 2023 4 BoMI Finance Center Tashkent 144 472 30 2025 5 Aloqa Bank Financial Center Tashkent 140 459 26 2023 6 Asaka Bank Financial Center Tashkent 136 446 26 2023 7 Tashkent City Mall Fairmont Hotel Tashkent 130 426 31 2024 8 Tashkent City Mall Fairmont Residences Tashkent 130 426 30 2024 9 Tashkent City Mall Office Tower Tashkent 130 426 30 2024 10 NRG U-Tower Tashkent 110 361 26 2023 11 Nest One Smart Tashkent 110 361 23 2023 12 Nest One Office Tashkent 110 361 23 2023 13 National Bank of Uzbekistan Tashkent 108 354 26 1997 14 IT Park Tower 1 Tashkent 105 344 25 2022 15 IT Park Tower 2 Tashkent 105 344 25 2022 16 Modera Tower 1 Tashkent 103 338 24 2023 17 Modera Tower 2 Tashkent 103 338 24 2023 18 Agrobank Head Quarter Tower Tashkent 102.5 336 22 2023 19 Central Plaza Tower Tashkent 102.5 336 22 2023 20 IT Park Tower 3 Tashkent 100 238 22 2022 21 IT Park Tower 4 Tashkent 100 238 22 2022 22 InterContinental Tashkent Hotel Tashkent 100 238 20 2023
Buildings under construction This list ranks buildings under construction in Uzbekistan that plan to stand at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall. This includes spires and architectural details, but does not include antenna masts. Name City Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Year Notes Hills Blue Tashkent 180 590 44 2028 New Port Tashkent 141 462 34 2028 The Ritz-Carlton Tashkent 136 446 31 2028 Radisson Collection Tashkent 131 430 22 2027 C1 Tashkent 123 403 30 2028 Labzak Park City Tashkent 122 400 32 2027 Agalarov Residence Tashkent 112 367 27 2028 Golden Tower 1 Tashkent 110 360 28 2027 Golden Tower 2 Tashkent 110 360 28 2027 New Chorsu Hotel Tashkent 110 360 29 2029
Proposed This list ranks proposed buildings in Uzbekistan that plan to stand at least tall. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. Name City Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Year NotesTashkent Twin City Towers 1 Tashkent 575 1,886 119 2045 Tashkent Twin City Towers 2 Tashkent 395 1,196 81 2045 Foton JSC Twin Towers Tashkent ~200 ~700 53 Paragon Hotel Tashkent 156 512 26 PrimaDoma Tashkent ~130 ~430 30 Maidan Towers 1 Tashkent +100 +328 +50 Maidan Towers 2 Tashkent +100 +328 +50 Kuşbegi Twintower 1 Tashkent +100 +328 +40 Kuşbegi Twintower 2 Tashkent +100 +328 +35 Aksel Residence 1 Tashkent +100 +328 +30 Aksel Residence 2 Tashkent +100 +328 +30
Unbuilt This list ranks unbuilt buildings in Uzbekistan that were planned to stand at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall, but whose construction was subsequently cancelled. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. Name City Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Year NotesDay and Night Twin Towers Tashkent 230 755 50 2020 The project was developed by the Turkish company Iki Design Group. Its cost was estimated at 1 billion US dollars. Tashkent City Zone 4 Tower Tashkent 200 656 40 2018 Zone 4 holds Uzbekistan's current tallest building. This 200-meter tower was originally planned as the nation's tallest skyscraper—featuring a five-star Ritz-Carlton hotel—before being cancelled in favor of Nest One. Minerva City Twin Towers 1 Tashkent 180 590 40 2020 Proposed by MJ Developers but cancelled because they missed construction deadlines. Following a legal battle, the Tashkent government revoked the agreement and seized the land, abandoning the project. Minerva City Twin Towers 2 Tashkent 180 590 40 2020 M Tower Tashkent 136 446 27 2018 The building was designed by the Moscow architectural bureau Tochka Dizayna for Murad Buildings and was scheduled to open in 2020.
Timeline of tallest buildings Name Image City Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Years as tallest House of Ministries Tashkent 90 295 22 1972–1982 (shortened) Chorsu Hotel Tashkent 100 328 23 1982–1997 (demolished) National Bank of Uzbekistan Tashkent 108 354 26 1997–2023 Nest One Tashkent 266.5 874.3 51 2023-present
See also List of tallest structures in Uzbekistan List of tallest structures in Central Asia List of tallest buildings in Asia
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