Torres de Colón
Office · by Estudio Lamela · 1976
Madrid, Spain
A pair of twin towers tied together by a structural system that made engineering the building’s identity. The result is instantly recognizable—two vertical figures that read as one compositional unit. It’s architecture-as-structure: bold, technical, and designed to stand out in the city skyline.
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