Tallest buildings in Latín America

[Tequilo]

10. Parque Central Torre Oficinas I y II | 225 m | 56 pisos
Ubicación: Caracas, Venezuela
Arquitectos: Siso, Shaw y Asociados
Uso: oficinas
Finalización: 1983

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10. Torre Mayor | 225 m | 55 pisos
Ubicación: Ciudad de México, México
Arquitectos: Zeidler Partnership Architects
Uso: oficinas
Finalización: 2003

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9. Torre BBVA Bancomer | 234,9 m | 50 pisos
Ubicación: Ciudad de México, México
Arquitectos: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners + LEGORRETA
Uso: oficinas
Finalización: 2015
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8. Torre Reforma | 246 m | 56 pisos
Ubicación: Ciudad de México, México
Arquitectos: LBR + A
Uso: oficinas
Finalización: 2016

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7. YooPanama Inspired by Starck | 246,8 m | 78 pisos
Ubicación: Panamá, Panamá
Arquitectos: bettis.tarazi arquitectos
Uso: residencial
Finalización: 2013
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6. The Point | 266 m | 67 pisos
Ubicación: Panamá, Panamá
Arquitectos: Mallol & Mallol
Uso: residencial
Finalización: 2011
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5. Bicsa Financial Center | 267 m | 66 pisos
Ubicación: Panamá, Panamá
Arquitectos: Pinzón Lozano & Asociados Arquitectos
Uso: hotel, oficinas
Finalización: 2013
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4. Torre KOI | 279,1 m | 65 pisos
Ubicación: Monterrey, México
Arquitectos: VFO Arquitectos
Uso: residencial, oficinas
Finalización: 2017
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3. Torre Vitri | 280,7 m | 75 pisos
Ubicación: Panamá, Panamá
Arquitectos: Pinzón Lozano & Asociados Arquitectos
Uso: residencial
Finalización: 2012
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2. Ocean Club International Hotel & Tower | 284 m | 70 pisos
Ubicación: Panamá, Panamá
Arquitectos: Arias Serna Saravia
Uso: residencial, hotel, casino
Finalización: 2011
https://www.ruritaniahotel.com/wp-content/uploads/hotel-near-me/luxury-hotel-suite-that-will-cost-you-rhyoutubecom-las-vegas-aunties-travelsrhauntiestravelscom-las-Biggest-Hotel-In-The-World-2013-vegas-aunties-travelsrhauntiestravelscom.jpg

1. Torre Costanera | 300 m | 62 pisos
Ubicación: Santiago, Chile
Arquitectos: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects
Uso: oficinas
Finalización: 2014
http://telodijenena.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Costanera_Center_3-2-613x715.jpg

[Tequilo]

El próximo año le quitan el reinado al Costanera Center de Chile. Actualmente está en construcción lo que será el edificio más alto de Latinoamérica:

La Torre Obispado de +300 m en Monterrey, México.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcQld_VHJmfeXVyz-hlm9NmaL4MF4OtU-ONIJUhAhgy_SsUDmd4-

Hasta el momento esto es lo que lleva de construcción:
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1855/44680040542_16365cf240_b.jpg

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1885/44679912042_2de623bdef_b.jpg

[alnortedelsur]

Por mucho tiempo, las torres del parque central en Caracas fueron las torres mas altas de toda Lationamerica.

Venezuela se ha estado quedando atras en todo :(

[Tequilo]

Edificios en construcción de +240 m

Chapultepec Uno de 240 m, Ciudad de México:
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Yachthouse Residence Club by Pininfarina Tower 1 y 2 de 71 m, en Balneario, Brasil:
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/yachthouseresidences_(c)pinifarina.jpg

http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/yachthouse-residence-club-by-pininfarina-tower-1_jeferson-cherobin1.jpg

Mitikah 276 m, Ciudad de México:
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[Tequilo]

Por mucho tiempo, las torres del parque central en Caracas fueron las torres mas altas de toda Lationamerica.

Venezuela se ha estado quedando atras en todo :(

Sí, se rezagó mucho Venezuela.

Actualmente construyen un complejo de 243 m, aunque la obra va muy lenta y se estuvo hablando de cancelarla o reducirla. Pero hasta el momento continúa.

Isla Multiespacio en Valencia, Venezuela:

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[Tequilo]

En proyecto para el próximo año:

Puerta Reforma de 335 m (posibles 400 m), Ciudad de México:
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Reforma Colón de 310 m, Ciudad de México:
http://www.sordomadaleno.com/sma/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/01/reforma-correccion-F-wpcf_480x751.jpg

Constitución 999 de 292 m (posibles +300 m), en Monterrey, México:
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1773/41174978000_a86a9077f0_b.jpg

Antavia de 302 m, en Puebla, México:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dl9l_ZqUUAALNY5.jpg

One Tower de 280 m en Balneário, Brasil:
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/onetower_dwg-fullrender_(c)fabio__nunes__silva.jpg

[Tequilo]

Impresionante lo de México. Sobretodo lo que está haciendo Monterrey: está en competencia con CDMX para ver "quién la tiene más grande".

También se están construyendo una decena más de edificios de +200 m. El boom inmobiliario de México no tiene competencia en la región; México compite contra si mismo :clap2:

[KMack]

Those balconies on the buildings in Panama, too high for me to go out on lol. Chicago has a lot of residential towers like that.

[Tequilo]

Those balconies on the buildings in Panama, too high for me to go out on lol. Chicago has a lot of residential towers like that.

I don't like the Panama's buildings.

[KMack]

I don't like the Panama's buildings.

They seem fine. The first Venezuelan is ugly. Next to those buildings is a vacant 45 Story building were homeless people took over.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BipKO8wEuAk

[Selurong]

I like the Torre Costanera in Santiago, Chile. The mountains as a backdrop is beautiful.

[Zuh]

Countries with highest buildings on LA comes to me Chile Panama than Mexico.

[Selurong]

Countries with highest buildings on LA comes to me Chile Panama than Mexico.

What about Brazil? Sao Paulo has many skyscrapers too.

[Zuh]

What about Brazil? Sao Paulo has many skyscrapers too.

Yes but they don't look so modern they look crappy Mexico is getting rid off their all Spanish colonial buildings and transforming more modern.

For example.


Guadalajara Jalisco.

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQC89BOuW60ndCZYHOT2qpiS1Ig2N7ey eYOXkWJ4O4CwnaFCuOVhF_-KjXi

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Monterrey Nuevo Leon

https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQwu0wfbsvWXJ5lpImVp1Nav0f7Yo42l mtSHDKMWExLyHGuXWdCosUEob5T

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Only Chile Panama and Mexico have rich infrastructure . that rest of Latin America buildings look not so good..

[Selurong]

Yes but they don't look so modern they look crappy Mexico is getting rid off their all Spanish colonial buildings and transforming more modern.

For example.


Guadalajara Jalisco.

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQC89BOuW60ndCZYHOT2qpiS1Ig2N7ey eYOXkWJ4O4CwnaFCuOVhF_-KjXi

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Monterrey Nuevo Leon

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Only Chile Panama and Mexico have rich infrastructure . that rest of Latin America buildings look not so good..

Wow. Beautiful. I want to go to Mexico. How are Filipinos treated when they go to Mexico? The Philippines used to be part of Mexico once (Viceroyalty of New Spain), you guys sent a shit ton of soldiers here during the Spanish era. But at most, only 13% of Filipinos have partial Latino/Spanish descent, the rest are pure Malays, mixed Chinese and Negritos.

I want to go to Acapulco, Mexico City, Veracruz and Guadalajara Jalisco. I also want to go the Yucatan Peninsula and then visit the Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

[Zuh]

Wow. Beautiful. I want to go to Mexico. How are Filipinos treated when they go to Mexico? The Philippines used to be part of Mexico once (Viceroyalty of New Spain), you guys sent a shit ton of soldiers here during the Spanish era. But at most, only 13% of Filipinos have partial Latino/Spanish descent, the rest are pure Malays, mixed Chinese and Negritos.

I want to go to Acapulco, Mexico City, Veracruz and Guadalajara Jalisco. I also want to go the Yucatan Peninsula and then visit the Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

You guys are welcome to Mexico and you will be treated with respect and open arms Mexicans in general are nothing like racist Mexican Americans .


People in Mexico have a positive view about that Philippines and people and your Island .

[MEDACHE]

overcompensating for what you guys lack in the doodle compartment

[Selurong]

You guys are welcome to Mexico and you will be treated with respect and open arms Mexicans in general are nothing like racist Mexican Americans .


People in Mexico have a positive view about that Philippines and people and your Island .

Thank you, Mexicans are our brothers. They helped us wage war against the Muslims here by sending soldiers to us during the colonial era.

Here are the Presidios established by Spain and manned by Latinos in the Philippines.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/Locations_of_Spanish_Presidios_in_the_Philippines. png/800px-Locations_of_Spanish_Presidios_in_the_Philippines. png

Here is a table, counting the annual batch of reinforcements sent by Mexico to the Philippines, to help us in our wars here.
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj88/saludong/Cagayan_zps4ytnrtxq.png

Likewise, we also helped Mexico in their war of independence against Spain.

Here are two Filipino officers that served in the Mexican army during the war of independence.

Isidoro Montes de Oca – Mexican General and Lieutenant commander of Vicente Guerrero
Francisco Mongoy – Military commander of Vicente Guerrero

Also, due to the numerous wars in the Philippines; against the Moro, the Wokou, the Dutch and the British, we were a strain to the Spanish Empire and to finance the colonization of the Philippines, Mexico (New Spain) subsidized the colony.

The trade with China was channeled through Manila and from there went to Acapulco in New Spain (Mexico). Silver from the mines in New Spain was used to pay for the purchases in China. The colonization of the Philippines involved costs greater than the revenues it brought in and for many decades the Philippine venture depended upon a subsidy from New Spain.

http://www.applet-magic.com/philippines.htm

So we really appreciate and thank Mexico for spending for us and helping us in our wars. You're our bros.

And yes, we have beautiful islands too.

El Nido
http://spunehellovacantelortale.ro/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Cele-mai-frumoase-10-insule-din-lume.jpg

Pagadian City
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/60/F_S_Pajares_Ave_Pagadian_City.JPG/1200px-F_S_Pajares_Ave_Pagadian_City.JPG

Cebu City
https://i.imgur.com/6aliAEQ.png

Iloilo City
https://i.imgur.com/0kYXOm1.jpg

Manila
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ad/Makati_at_sunset.jpg

[Selurong]

overcompensating for what you guys lack in the doodle compartment

What's a doodle?

[Tequilo]

Thank you, Mexicans are our brothers. They helped us wage war against the Muslims here by sending soldiers to us during the colonial era.

Here are the Presidios established by Spain and manned by Latinos in the Philippines.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/Locations_of_Spanish_Presidios_in_the_Philippines. png/800px-Locations_of_Spanish_Presidios_in_the_Philippines. png

Here is a table, counting the annual batch of reinforcements sent by Mexico to the Philippines, to help us in our wars here.
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj88/saludong/Cagayan_zps4ytnrtxq.png

Likewise, we also helped Mexico in their war of independence against Spain.

Here are two Filipino officers that served in the Mexican army during the war of independence.

Isidoro Montes de Oca – Mexican General and Lieutenant commander of Vicente Guerrero
Francisco Mongoy – Military commander of Vicente Guerrero

Also, due to the numerous wars in the Philippines; against the Moro, the Wokou, the Dutch and the British, we were a strain to the Spanish Empire and to finance the colonization of the Philippines, Mexico (New Spain) subsidized the colony.

The trade with China was channeled through Manila and from there went to Acapulco in New Spain (Mexico). Silver from the mines in New Spain was used to pay for the purchases in China. The colonization of the Philippines involved costs greater than the revenues it brought in and for many decades the Philippine venture depended upon a subsidy from New Spain.

http://www.applet-magic.com/philippines.htm

So we really appreciate and thank Mexico for spending for us and helping us in our wars. You're our bros.

And yes, we have beautiful islands too.

El Nido
http://spunehellovacantelortale.ro/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Cele-mai-frumoase-10-insule-din-lume.jpg

Pagadian City
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/60/F_S_Pajares_Ave_Pagadian_City.JPG/1200px-F_S_Pajares_Ave_Pagadian_City.JPG

Cebu City
https://i.imgur.com/6aliAEQ.png

Iloilo City
https://i.imgur.com/0kYXOm1.jpg

Manila
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ad/Makati_at_sunset.jpg

Good information and beautiful places. We share a common history.

What is the tallest building in Filipinas?

[Tequilo]

Torre Insignia de 335 m en Monterrey, México. En proyecto para el próximo año:

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcSoCW-__TG8DgJ0ZkfwVd75dlRlm-OncFqYekoTm-6aoETm3L4T

[Selurong]

Good information and beautiful places. We share a common history.

What is the tallest building in Filipinas?

The tallest building in the Philippines is...

The Grand Hyatt Manila: 305 m (1000.6 ft)

https://www.fortbonifaciorent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Grand-Hyatt-Manila-Residences-UC-01.jpg

[Joso]

I am jealous a lot of these Mexican and Panaman buildings, im Brazil the tallest buildings we see in our daily life are generally the Haitian and Senegalese immigrants.

[Chaos One]

Well, I go all the time to Costanera shopping. Indeed is tall.

[KMack]

I am jealous a lot of these Mexican and Panaman buildings, im Brazil the tallest buildings we see in our daily life are generally the Haitian and Senegalese immigrants.

Brazil has many tall buildings.
http://aeac.org.br/img/uploads/5a8ac233b34a0.jpg

[Fernando Torres]

Brazil has many tall buildings.
http://aeac.org.br/img/uploads/5a8ac233b34a0.jpg

That's Balneário Camboriú, I think. It's an exception.
Most cities in Brazil have some ugly ass buildings, Idk why

[Marinus]

Brazil doesn't have exceptionally tall skyscrapers, but it does have many, many skyscrapers.

Recife, Fortaleza and Balneário Camboriú come to mind as places that went through a building boom in the last few years, many new modern glass and steel buildings are being built all around the country.

The older 70's concrete "International/Brutalist" type buildings do look ugly as all hell though.

OT: I've seen some recent footage of Mexico City that a friend sent to me, many impressive buildings in there.

[KMack]

That's Balneário Camboriú, I think. It's an exception.
Most cities in Brazil have some ugly ass buildings, Idk why

With human density per kilometer like this you are bound to have some ugly building lol.
https://www.traveldudes.org/sites/default/files/styles/image_node_main/public/sao-paulo-city-1.jpg

[KMack]

Brazil doesn't have exceptionally tall skyscrapers, but it does have many, many skyscrapers.

Recife, Fortaleza and Balneário Camboriú come to mind as places that went through a building boom in the last few years, many new modern glass and steel buildings are being built all around the country.

The older 70's concrete "International/Brutalist" type buildings do look ugly as all hell though.

OT: I've seen some recent footage of Mexico City that a friend sent to me, many impressive buildings in there.
The density of Mexico City is insane like 21 Million people. Look at it from above, photos or video. Sao Paulo is about 12 Million.

[Marinus]

The density of Mexico City is insane like 21 Million people. Look at it from above, photos or video. Sao Paulo is about 12 Million.

That's the Mexico City Metro area, the São Paulo Metro is over 22 million.

Mexico City is about 8,918,653 city proper, 6,000/km², São Paulo is around 12,000,000 city proper. 8,959.27/km²

Their city limits are fairly similar, but São Paulo is quite a lot more dense. I've lived in São Paulo for a while, I never wanted to kill myself so readily like I did at rush hours lol

[KMack]

That's the Mexico City Metro area, the São Paulo Metro is over 22 million.

Mexico City is about 8,918,653 city proper, 6,000/km², São Paulo is around 12,000,000 city proper. 8,959.27/km²

Their city limits are fairly similar, but São Paulo is quite a lot more dense. I've lived in São Paulo for a while, I never wanted to kill myself so readily like I did at rush hours lol

Wow that is insane. I would have to live close to work.

[Black Panther]

Wow that is insane. I would have to live close to work.

I used to live in São Paulo. Imagine how it is to spend 3 hours per work day simply on traffic. Some folks spend up to 5 or even 6 hours per day on traffic there.

[KMack]

I used to live in São Paulo. Imagine how it is to spend 3 hours per work day simply on traffic. Some folks spend up to 5 or even 6 hours per day on traffic there.

No thanks. The metro must carry a lot of people daily.

[Marinus]

Wow that is insane. I would have to live close to work.

It is dude, I was lucky that I did indeed live close to work, I was an estate agent and lived a few blocks from the office, the problem were the times I had to drive to construction sites all around the city.

I'm back in London, whilst also a huge city, I thank God everytime I think about the traffic in SP.

Still not a such bad place tbh, São Paulo is a fun city.


I used to live in São Paulo. Imagine how it is to spend 3 hours per work day simply on traffic. Some folks spend up to 5 or even 6 hours per day on traffic there.

This right here.

[Black Panther]

No thanks. The metro must carry a lot of people daily.

Yep. In some stations, you have to wait for several trains to pass by before you can even make the move to enter.

[KMack]

That's Balneário Camboriú, I think. It's an exception.
Most cities in Brazil have some ugly ass buildings, Idk why

That is the Pininfarina buildings. They open 2019 as the tallest in Brazil.
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/yachthouseresidences_(c)pinifarina.jpg
271 Meters 81 Floors

Looks like there are multiple very tall buildings under construction in this city. So about the 7 tallest will be in this city.

[KMack]

Epic Tower looks about completed in Balneario Camboriu
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/epic-tower_fg-empreendimentos1.png

Same for Infinity Tower
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/infinity-coast-tower_jeferson-cherobin1.jpg
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/building/infinity-coast-tower_jeferson-cherobin2.jpg
http://images.skyscrapercenter.com/thumbs/7898_300x415_4240.jpg