Torre de Francia, Residential skyscraper in Valencia, Spain
Description
Torre de Francia is a 35-story residential tower in Valencia with a height of approximately 115 meters. Its glass and concrete facade creates a distinctive presence in the city's urban landscape.
History
The tower was completed in 2002, marking an important moment in Valencia's vertical development during the early 2000s construction boom. Its completion was part of a broader urban transformation.
Culture
The building represents Valencia's shift from traditional Mediterranean architecture to modern high-rise structures that now shape the city's skyline. This change reflects how the city has evolved in recent decades.
Practical
The building features advanced elevator systems and strict security protocols for residents. Its location is well integrated into the city's urban network and easily accessible.
Did you know?
The structural design incorporated specific elements to address Mediterranean coastal weather conditions and seismic considerations. These measures reveal the technical effort required to build a stable high-rise in this region.
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