Torre Banco de la Nación, Office building in San Borja, Peru.
The Torre Banco de la Nación is a modern glass office building in San Borja with 30 floors above ground and additional underground levels. The structure covers a large footprint and sits in a central location within the business district.
The building was constructed between October 2013 and October 2015 as part of a major investment in the financial district. Its completion marked a significant moment in modern Lima's development.
The building serves as the headquarters of Peru's national bank and shapes the look of the business district. It stands in an area filled with important government offices and cultural institutions.
The building sits on Avenida Javier Prado Este and is easily reached via the La Cultura Metro station nearby. The area has good transportation connections and is walkable for exploring.
The roof features a helipad, giving it a unique practical function beyond typical office use. This feature highlights the building's importance for official operations.
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