Torre Werfen

Skyscraper in Spain

Torre Werfen
Torre Werfen
Map Interactive map of the Torre Werfen area
General information
Status	Completed
Type	office
Location	L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, suburg of Barcelona, Spain
Coordinates	41°21′32′′N 2°5′57.9′′E / 41.35889°N 2.099417°E / 41.35889; 2.099417
Construction started	2005
Completed	2009
Height
Height	107 m (351 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	25
Floor area	24,858 m² (267,570 sq ft)^[1]

Torre Werfen ("Werfen Tower") (also named Torre Zenit, Torre Banif, and Torre Europa 2) is a skyscraper in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (suburb of Barcelona), Catalonia, Spain.

Completed in 2009, the building has 25 floors and rises 107 meters.^[2]

The tower is on the Plaza de Europa 21. It is the head office of the Werfen Group, a medical equipment company.

References

>200 m	Torre de Cristal (249 m) Torre Moeve (248.3 m) Torre PwC (236 m) Torre Emperador (230 m)
>100 m	Caleido (181 m) Torre Picasso (156 m) Torre de Madrid (142 m) Torre Europa (120 m) Edificio España (117 m) Torres de Colón (116 m) Gate of Europe (114 m) Castellana 81 (109 m) Torre Titania (104 m) Skyline Madrid (100 m)
<100 m	Valencia Tower (94 m) Gómez Ulla Military Hospital (89 m) Telefónica Building (89 m) Torre Mahou (85 m) Torres Blancas (71 m)

Madrid skyline in August 2013.
Barcelona skyline in October 2010.

Benidorm
Intempo (202 m) Gran Hotel Bali (186 m) Torre Lúgano (158 m) Neguri Gane (145 m) Edificio Kronos (140 m)

Sevilla
Torre Sevilla (180.5 m) Torre Triana (55 m)

Bilbao
Torre Iberdrola (165 m) Anbotto Dorrea (119 m) Garellano III (100 m) Garellano IV (92 m) Isozaki Atea (83 m) Garellano V (82 m)

>100 m

<100 m

Canary Islands
Torres de Santa Cruz (120 m) Torre Yaiza I (105 m) Rascacielos de la avenida Tres de Mayo (85 m) AC Hotel Gran Canaria (84 m) Woermann Tower (76 m) Edificio Solyvista (75 m) Edificio Bel Air (75 m) Edificio Olympo (57 m) Gran Hotel (Arrecife) (54 m) Palacio Insular de Tenerife (50 m)

Valencia	Hilton Valencia (117 m) Torre de Francia (115 m) Aqua Multiespacio (95 m) Torres Llaves de Oro (90 m) Ademuz (buildings) (90 m)
Other	Estudiotel Alicante (117 m) El Barco (111 m)

Tallest timeline
Edificio del Banco Pastor en La Coruña (1925–1928) Palacio de la Prensa (1928–1929) Telefónica Building (1929–1953) Edificio España (1953–1957) Torre de Madrid (1957–1988) Torre Picasso (1988–2002) Gran Hotel Bali (2002–2007) Torre Espacio (2007–2008) Torre de Cristal (2008–present)

Under construction/proposed
Madrid Nuevo Norte World Trade Center Almeda Park

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