Tikal Futura, Modern office building and hotel complex in Zone 11, Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Tikal Futura, formally Gran Tikal Futura Torres Sol y Luna, is a complex at Calzada Roosevelt 22-43 in Zone 11 with two office towers, a hotel, a shopping centre and a convention centre. Completed in 1997, it has 20 floors, stands 75 metres high and covers 193,680 m² of floor space. Its design uses Maya elements such as jade, pyramid forms and animal motifs, and a fragment of the Popol Vuh is at the mall entrance.
The complex opened in 1997 during a period of rapid commercial growth in Guatemala City. This project represented the city's shift toward large-scale mixed-use developments that combined work and entertainment.
The complex functions as a modern meeting point where locals and visitors gather for shopping, dining, and entertainment, reflecting how the city has integrated work and leisure into a single destination. This mixed-use approach has shaped the way people experience urban life in Guatemala City.
The complex sits on Calzada Roosevelt with easy access to main roads heading to La Aurora International Airport. Abundant parking is available throughout the site, and it is walkable from surrounding areas.
The main entrance of the shopping centre holds a fragment of the Popol Vuh, the K'iche' Maya narrative. Jade, pyramid forms and animal motifs recur in the architecture, and the complex was Guatemala City's tallest building when it opened.
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