Torres Europa

Residencial in Catalonia, Spain

Torre Europa 3, 4, 5

Map Interactive map of the Torre Europa 3, 4, 5 area
General information
Status	Completed
Type	residencial
Location	L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (suburb of Barcelona), Catalonia, Spain
Construction started	2005
Completed	2009
Height
Height	75 m (246 ft) - Torre Europa 3, 4, 5
Technical details
Floor count	19 - Torre Europa 3, 4, 5

Torre Europa (Torres Europa) - generally, is the name of five skyscrapers of complex buildings in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (suburb of Barcelona), Spain, with numbers from 1 to 5. However, the Torre Europa 1 has name of Torre Inbisa,^[1] the Torre Europa 2 has name of Torre Zenit ^[2] and both these towers are over 100 meters tall.^[3] Other buildings is Torre Europa 3, Torre Europa 4 and Torre Europa 5. Torre Europa 3, 4, 5 has 19 floors and rises 75 meters.^[4]^[5]^[6] All these towers are lies on Plaza de Europa.

References

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^ Torre Inbisa | Buildings | EMPORIS - emporis.com
^ Torre Werfen | Buildings | EMPORIS - emporis.com
^ Torres Europa | Buildings | EMPORIS
^ Torre Europa 3 | Buildings | EMPORIS - emporis.com
^ Torre Europa 4 | Buildings | EMPORIS - emporis.com
^ Torre Europa 5 | Buildings | EMPORIS - emporis.com

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Skyscrapers in Spain

Madrid

>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)

Barcelona

>100 m

Torre Mapfre (154 m)
Hotel Arts (154 m)
Torre Glòries (144 m)
Hotel Melia Barcelona Sky (115 m)
Hotel Porta Fira (114 m)
Torre Realia BCN (113 m)
Edificio Colón (110 m)
Diagonal Zero Zero (110 m)
Renaissance Barcelona Fira Hotel (105 m)
Hyatt Regency Barcelona Tower (105 m)
Torre Werfen (104 m)
Torre Inbisa (104 m)
Nobu Hotel Barcelona (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

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

Buildings listed in order of height
Building data source: Skyscraper Center

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