Torre Begonias, Office tower in San Isidro, Peru.

Torre Begonias is a 120-metre office tower in San Isidro, Lima, also known as the HSBC Tower and the main headquarters of HSBC Perú. It rises 26 floors above ground over 8 basement levels and houses offices of Compañía de Minas Buenaventura, McKinsey & Company and Huawei, among others. The building is owned by the Brescia Group, as is the Banco Continental Building.

Begonias Tower was completed in 2013 as a 120-metre office skyscraper in San Isidro, Lima. It is owned by the Brescia Group, as is the Banco Continental Building, and serves as the main headquarters of HSBC Perú. Its offices include those of Compañía de Minas Buenaventura, McKinsey & Company and Huawei.

The lobby holds seven sculptures from the "Semillas" (Seeds) series by Peruvian sculptor Jaime Miranda Bambarén, pieces tied to his installation 13 Moons (Seeds). Screens inside the building's lifts showed a documentary on the making of the work, titled "Semillas 56sec".

The tower stands in San Isidro District, Lima, and its lobby holds seven sculptures from Jaime Miranda Bambarén's "Semillas" series, so the entrance is the one interior space a visitor can see. The building serves as the main headquarters of HSBC Perú and houses offices of Compañía de Minas Buenaventura, McKinsey & Company and Huawei, so access beyond the lobby depends on those tenants.

The lobby holds seven sculptures from Jaime Miranda Bambarén's "Semillas" series, linked to his installation "13 Moons (Seeds)". A documentary on the making of the work, "Semillas 56sec", ran on screens inside the building's lifts.