Torre Millenium, Office building in Sabadell, Spain.
Torre Millenium is a 90-meter office building with 22 floors featuring a rectangular shape with rounded edges on its facade. The structure has an offset vertical core that allows multiple companies to occupy each floor with separate workspaces.
Designed by architects Enric Batlle, Joan Roig, Ricardo Sanahuja and Juan Manuel Sanahuja, the tower was built between 1999 and 2002 by the contractor Forcimsa for the developer SACRESA, on a budget of 10 million euros. It won the Construmat 2003 Prize for Technological Innovation and was selected for the FAD 2004 Prize.
The tower stands on Eix Macià, the economic axis between the Creu Alta neighbourhood and Parc de Catalunya, where two other skyscrapers share its skyline. Its 2,500 m² of polished white pearl marble tiles, cut to 60x40x3 cm, were supplied by the Valencian firm Artemarmol. The building won the Construmat 2003 prize for technological innovation and was chosen for the FAD 2004 selection.
The building is located in the business district with good access to parking and public transportation. Keep in mind that this is a private office building, so interior areas may not be open to the public.
The pearl-white marble cladding on the facade consists of 2,500 m² of flamed, cut-to-size tiles, each 60x40x3 cm, supplied by the Valencian company Artemarmol. The building won the Construmat 2003 Prize for Technological Innovation and was chosen for the FAD 2004 Selection.
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