Obispado Tower, Mixed-use skyscraper complex in Monterrey, Mexico.

Torres Obispado is a two-tower complex in Monterrey: T.OP Torre 1 rises 305 metres over 62 levels, and T.OP Torre 2 reaches 156 metres over 42 levels. The towers share a 12-level parking base with shops on its first level. Torre 1's facade is clad in closely spaced pale tan vertical ribs, interrupted by recessed horizontal bands that step inward at the edges.

Construction began in 2016 under the direction of Pozas Arquitectos and finished in 2020. The project brought Monterrey international attention when it became one of the tallest buildings in Latin America.

The complex's name comes from the Obispado neighbourhood, south of Cerro del Obispado, the hill where the 18th-century Bishop's Palace stands. Its two towers split functions: Tower 1 holds a Hilton Garden Inn over eight floors and WeWork over nine, with 42 office floors, while Tower 2 is residential. The base's first level is a commercial area with shops and services, entered from Hidalgo and Constitución avenues.

The complex sits between Hidalgo and Constitución avenues in the Obispado neighborhood, south of Cerro del Obispado, with entrances and exits on both streets. Its shared base holds 12 parking levels, and the first level is a commercial area with shops and services. The commercial tower has 62 levels, with the Hilton Garden Inn on 8 floors and WeWork on 9.

The complex's two towers share a 12-level parking base, and its first level holds a commercial area with shops and services. Entrances open onto both Hidalgo and Constitución avenues, so visitors can cross the block between the two streets. The project holds LEED Gold certification for its sustainable design and construction.