Wilson Tower, Residential tower on Eligio Ayala street, Asunción, Paraguay

Wilson Tower is a residential skyscraper at Eligio Ayala Street, between Constitución and Brasil, in Asunción. Completed in 1993, it rises 107 metres over 31 floors. Its facade is plain, and its stacked form recalls classic LEGO pieces. It is now the city's second-tallest building, after the Icono Tower.

Wilson Tower was completed in 1993 on Eligio Ayala Street, between Constitución and Brasil, in Asunción. It rises 107 metres over 31 floors and remained Paraguay's tallest skyscraper for nearly two decades, until the Icono Tower surpassed it.

The tower's facade is plain and, according to local descriptions, its stacked form recalls classic LEGO pieces. It stands on Eligio Ayala street between Constitución and Brasil, and is used purely for housing, so its cultural mark is the everyday sight of a residential high-rise in the city centre.

The tower stands on Eligio Ayala street, between Constitución and Brasil, in downtown Asunción. It is a private residential building, so there is no observation deck or public access to upper floors; visitors see it from the street. The address is walkable from the city centre's main streets.

Wilson Tower's facade is plain, and its stacked form is often compared to a classic LEGO construction. The building is used purely for housing, so visitors see a residential block rather than offices or shops. It stands on Eligio Ayala street, between Constitución and Brasil, in Asunción.