Torre Maui, High-rise building in Puerto Norte, Rosario, Argentina

Torre Maui is a high-rise residential building rising 140 meters with 44 floors and a glass facade that dominates the Puerto Norte skyline. The tower contains around 650 residential units ranging from studios to four-bedroom apartments designed for various household sizes.

The construction of Torre Maui was part of the transformation of Puerto Norte from an industrial port zone into a modern residential district. This project marked a turning point in revitalizing this area of Rosario.

Torre Maui I belongs to a Puerto Norte complex developed by Fernández Prieto & ASOC with Servicios Portuarios SA, planned as two 44-storey towers with 652 homes: two-, three- and four-room units plus professional studios. Residents share a water park, beach club and water bar, leisure facilities rather than neighbourhood institutions.

The building is easy to spot as a prominent landmark when walking through the area, especially from views along the Parana River. Visitors should know that this is a private residential complex and there are no public tours of the interior spaces.

Torre Maui I is one of two 44-storey towers planned by Fernández Prieto & ASOC with Servicios Portuarios SA in Puerto Norte; together they are to hold 652 homes, from studios to four-room units. The complex also plans a water park, beach club and water bar.