Torre Embarcadero, Residential high-rise in Puerto Norte district, Rosario, Argentina

Torre Embarcadero is a residential tower in Puerto Norte, Rosario, Argentina. It rises 112 meters with 38 floors according to the Spanish Wikipedia, while the French Wikipedia lists 40 floors. It is the seventh tallest skyscraper in the city and belongs to builder Aldo Lattuca, also the main promoter of Puerto Norte's development and of the Dolfines Guaraní towers.

Construction began in 2008 and finished in 2009, designed by architects Mario Antelo, Gustavo Ferri, and Guillermo Fontán. The project emerged as part of Puerto Norte's transformation into a modern residential neighborhood.

Torre Embarcadero belongs to the Puerto Norte complex developed by constructor Aldo Lattuca, alongside the twin residential Dolfines Guaraní towers and the office-only Nordlink Tower. The grouping shows how a single promoter reshaped this former port zone into a residential district, with the Embarcadero adding 38 floors of housing to the mix.

Torre Embarcadero stands in Puerto Norte, the redeveloped waterfront zone north of Rosario's centre along the Paraná. The tower is residential, so the lobby and upper floors are not open to visitors; the building is seen from the public riverside paths and parks of Puerto Norte. The complex also holds the twin Dolfines Guaraní towers and the office tower Nordlink.

Torre Embarcadero belongs to the Puerto Norte complex of builder Aldo Lattuca, who was also the main promoter behind the Dolfines Guaraní twin towers and the office block Torre Nordlink. The sources differ on its height in floors: the Spanish article gives 38, the French one 40, both at 112 metres.