Torre de las Américas, Commercial tower in La Paz, Bolivia.

Torre de las Américas is a 112-metre, 29-storey cylindrical tower in La Paz, completed in 1979 and the first Bolivian skyscraper with a cylindrical structure. A television channel occupies floors 2 to 6, while the remaining floors are residential. Its construction began in 1977 and cost 38 million dollars.

The tower was completed in 1979 and represented a turning point for architecture in Bolivia by introducing modern international design standards. Shortly after opening, it was among the most technologically advanced structures in South America.

The building houses a television station in its lower levels, with residences filling the upper floors above. This mix of broadcasting and residential use shapes how people experience the space daily.

The tower is served by multiple elevators to move between floors efficiently. It is centrally located in La Paz and walkable from the main business and residential districts.

At its opening in 1979, the Torre de las Américas was the tallest building in Bolivia, a title it held for only one year until the Banco Central de Bolivia skyscraper was finished in 1980. Its construction cost 38 million dollars, making it one of the largest private investments in La Paz at the time.