Tower of Madrid

Office · by Julio Otamendi · 1957

Madrid, Spain

A mid-century high-rise that helped define Madrid’s skyline, combining multiple programs within a single vertical figure. Its strength is organizational clarity—stacking uses while maintaining a coherent façade and strong urban profile. Even today it reads as an optimistic piece of city-making: height used to signal modernity and density.

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