Sumitomo Forestry wants to build the 70-storey building in the capital's financial district by 2041. Gradually countries with smart architects are beginning to go Eco friendly. A Japanese firm has announced plans to construct the world's tallest wooden building, a 70-storey skyscraper in Tokyo that aims to turn "cities into forests". Sumitomo Forestry, a building and biomass energy business, plans to build the 350-metre (1,148-foo)t high W350 Project by 2041, which also marks the company's 350 th anniversary. It will be the second tallest skyscraper in Japan's capital. The building's exterior will be 90% made from wood, which will surround a steel frame for strength. The interior of the structure will also be constructed from pure wood. The firm said the aim of the tower was to create "an environmentally-friendly" high-rise that would contribute to "making over cities as forests". It added: "Such buildings create...
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