Zona Pradera, Office building and skyscraper in Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Zona Pradera is a business park in Zone 10, the Zona Viva of Guatemala City, made up of four high-rise office towers. Each tower has 19 floors and reaches 83.6 meters, placing them among the tallest buildings in Guatemala. Construction was completed in 2008.

Zona Pradera's four towers were completed in 2008, each rising 83.6 metres over 19 floors of offices, which placed them among Guatemala's tallest buildings. The complex was built as a business park in Zone 10, the Zona Viva of Guatemala City, where high-rise office construction concentrated in that decade.

Zona Pradera takes its name from the Spanish word for prairie, though the site is a paved business park rather than grassland. The four towers stand in Zone 10, the district known as Zona Viva, where offices, restaurants and hotels share the same blocks. Each tower rises 19 floors, and the complex was finished in 2008.

Zona Pradera stands in Zone 10, Guatemala City's Zona Viva, at the coordinates 14.58207, -90.49470. The complex is made up of four towers of 19 floors each, so allow time to move between towers and floors. The towers are used as offices, so visits make most sense on working days.

The four towers rise 83.6 metres with 19 floors each, and construction finished in 2008. The complex stands in Zone 10, the Zona Viva of Guatemala City, and its towers are counted among the tallest buildings in Guatemala.