Park Tower, Office skyscraper in Westend-Süd district, Frankfurt, Germany
Park Tower is a 28-story office building in Frankfurt's Westend-Süd district that rises approximately 380 feet (115 meters). Its black-and-silver facade combines glass surfaces with natural stone elements, creating a distinctive profile near the Opernplatz.
The tower was completed in 1972 as headquarters for Südwestdeutschen Genossenschafts-Zentralbank, a regional banking cooperative. It underwent comprehensive renovation between 2005 and 2007 to update its interior and systems.
The building's architectural design by Albert Speer & Partner combines a fully glazed structure with natural stone elements across its 28 floors.
The tower stands on Reuterweg, bordering the Rothschildpark to the north and east, a short walk from Opernplatz. The site is being modernized and extended between 2025 and 2028 to designs by Caspar Schmitz-Morkramer, so expect construction activity around the base. The building is an office tower with no public visitor facilities.
The tower stands slightly oblique to the Alte Oper, not parallel to it. Its 2005–2007 rebuild by Albert Speer & Partner added three floors and a second block clad in light natural stone that wraps around the shaft like a stone belt, while the original 1972 structure is fully glazed.
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