Torres Alto Palermo, Residential tower complex in Palermo neighborhood, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Torres Alto Palermo is a residential complex featuring two identical 35-story towers along Juncal Street in Palermo. Both structures showcase glass facades with contemporary architectural design, housing apartments and shared recreational spaces within the buildings.
The complex was built between 1993 and 1997 on land that once held the National Penitentiary, closed in 1962. This transformation from prison grounds to modern residential space reflects the urban renewal that reshaped Palermo during the 1990s.
The buildings represent the architectural style of 1990s Buenos Aires and reflect a period when the Palermo neighborhood underwent residential expansion and urban change. They shape the district's character through their modern presence, marking a shift toward contemporary high-rise living in this part of the city.
The location sits in a central area with bus stops and shops nearby, making it easy to find and explore from the street. Visitors can view the exterior and night lighting design from public spaces, though interior access is restricted to residents and their guests.
The towers feature specialized night lighting designed by American lighting expert Theo Kondos, giving them a distinctive glow after dark. This thoughtful illumination design makes the structure a recognizable feature of the Buenos Aires skyline.
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