Torre El Pedregal

Torre El Pedregal is a modern skyscraper in Antiguo Cuscatlán featuring 28 floors that reach approximately 110 meters in height. The facade combines brick, glass, limestone, and concrete in a geometric composition that stands out across the cityscape.

The structure was completed in 2010 and marked a turning point in El Salvador's urban development during that decade. Its completion represented a shift toward larger-scale commercial projects in the country's evolving skyline.

The building shows how contemporary office spaces are designed in El Salvador, reflecting modern work culture and urban professional environments across the region.

The tower is accessible via multiple elevators that make it easy to navigate between floors. Underground parking is available for both office workers and visitors to the building.

The tower was designed by renowned Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta, known for his distinctive approach to color and geometric forms. His design philosophy is clearly visible in how the building's exterior takes shape.

Location: Antiguo Cuscatlán

Inception: 2010

Architects: Ricardo Legorreta

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 28

Elevators: 4

Height: 110.3 m

Website: http://gruporoble.com/el-salvador/proyectos/el-pedregal

GPS coordinates: 13.68073,-89.24714

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:45