Torre Campanario, Office skyscraper in Plaza de Armas, Temuco, Chile

Torre Campanario is a 20-storey office building about 70 metres tall on Claro Solar street, beside the Cathedral of San José on the Plaza de Armas of Temuco. It houses the cathedral's offices and is the third-tallest building in the city. Its form recalls the Torre Coltejer in Medellín.

Torre Campanario was built in the 1990s on the Plaza de Armas of Temuco, next to the Cathedral of San José, to house offices whose rental income would fund the cathedral's upkeep, which is why it is treated as part of the cathedral. Its form shows affinities with the Torre Coltejer in Medellín.

The name references bell towers, yet the building itself is a modern office center rather than a religious structure. It demonstrates how contemporary architecture shapes the central plaza alongside older landmarks.

The building sits directly on Plaza de Armas next to the cathedral and is easily accessible on foot. Since it functions as a commercial office space, public access is limited to the lobby area and surrounding outdoor spaces.

Despite its name suggesting a church tower, the skyscraper was never used as a religious building but always functioned as pure office space. The name reference to bell towers is more conceptual, reflecting its connection to the neighboring cathedral.