Kista Science Tower

The Kista Science Tower is a modern office building with 32 floors of glass and steel that rises prominently in Stockholm's northern business area. The structure features a distinctive black cube structure at its top and contains numerous office spaces for companies and organizations.

Construction was completed in 2002, at which time it held the record as Sweden's tallest building before losing that title to another structure three years later. This moment shaped the development of Kista as a major business hub for the region.

The tower serves as a gathering place for technology companies and research organizations that work side by side in its offices. Visitors can sense the busy professional environment when moving through the building.

The building has fast elevators that quickly transport people through all floors, and underground parking is available for visitors arriving by car. Most public areas are easy to navigate and accessible throughout the day.

A black cube structure crowns the building at its peak, housing equipment for the rooftop antenna and adding to its overall height. This distinctive detail makes the tower instantly recognizable when viewed from various points around the city.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 2002

Architects: White (architecture firm)

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 32

Elevators: 24

GPS coordinates: 59.40200,17.94700

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:42