Torre Bellini, High-rise building in Palermo, Argentina

Torre Bellini is a 116-metre residential tower of 37 floors in Palermo, Buenos Aires. Its pale grey and white facade is a grid of large rectangular windows and continuous horizontal balconies with glass railings. A horizontal band cuts across the middle; above it the upper shaft is set back and aligned to one side.

Torre Bellini is a residential skyscraper in the Palermo neighbourhood of Buenos Aires. It rises 116 metres across 37 floors and was completed in 2007.

Torre Bellini takes its name from the Bellini family, the Argentine clan that commissioned the residential tower in the Palermo district. The building is a private apartment block, so visitors see it from the street rather than inside; its name and 37-storey profile are what residents and passers-by in Palermo use to identify it.

The building sits close to public transportation options and neighborhood shops, making it easily accessible from different parts of the city. The interior spaces are primarily for residents, but the exterior form can be observed from surrounding streets.

Torre Bellini reaches 116 metres across 37 storeys, completed in 2007. In photographs the tower shows a pale grey and white facade of continuous horizontal balconies with glass railings, and a horizontal band cuts across the middle where the upper shaft sits slightly set back and aligned to one side.