Ocean One, Residential skyscraper in Costa del Este, Panama

Ocean One is a residential tower in Costa del Este featuring 54 floors that rises to about 207 meters (679 feet). The units throughout the building offer views of the Pacific Ocean and access to on-site amenities like swimming pools and fitness facilities.

Construction of Ocean One began in 2005 under the Panamanian firm Pinzón Lozano & Asociados Arquitectos and was finished in 2008. That year it became the second-tallest building in Panama at 207 m, surpassing the 198 m Aquamare, and the first in the country to exceed 200 m. It was later overtaken by The Point and its sister tower Ocean Two.

Ocean One was the first building in Panama to exceed 200 metres when it was finished in 2008, and for a year it ranked second in the country behind only its sister tower, Ocean Two. Its name and that of its sibling come from the sea-facing frontage of Costa del Este, where the tower stands beside the Corredor Sur.

The building is maintained year-round by property management and keeps its common areas well organized. Access is limited to residents and authorized guests since this is a private residential building.

The building was among the first tall residential projects built in Costa del Este and helped shape what the district became. Its presence marked a turning point in how this neighborhood would develop over the following years.