Hermosillo Tower, Office tower in Hermosillo, Mexico

Hermosillo Tower is a 65-meter office high-rise on Boulevard Francisco Eusebio Kino in Hermosillo's Hotel Zone, with 19 floors and a glass-and-concrete exterior. Its narrow vertical profile makes it stand out among the lower buildings around it, and it provides about 9,000 square meters of office and commercial space.

Construction of Torre Hermosillo began in 1994 and was completed in 1995, during a period of economic and urban growth in Hermosillo. Developed by Grupo Delphi, it was among the tallest modern office buildings in the city when finished and helped drive development around the Hotel Zone along Boulevard Francisco Eusebio Kino.

The tower's name comes from the city itself, and its address on Boulevard Francisco Eusebio Kino, the north–south artery of the Hotel Zone, places it among hotels, restaurants and corporate offices. Government agencies, banks and private firms have rented its floors over the years; Banobras has documented office space on the twelfth floor.

The tower is situated in the business district and is easy to spot from major streets. Most areas are accessible during regular business hours when the building is actively in use.

Torre Hermosillo is the fourth-tallest tower in Hermosillo, surpassed by Torre Ámbar, ParkView Pitic and Alatorre 1122. Its roughly 9,000 square meters of floor area have housed government agencies, banks and private firms, and Banobras has documented office space on the twelfth floor.