Columbia Palace, Residential building in Larvotto, Monte Carlo, Monaco.
Columbia Palace is a twin-tower skyscraper at 11 Avenue Princesse Grace in the Larvotto district of Monaco. It rises 105 metres over 34 floors, making it the fifth-tallest building in the principality. The building was completed in 1985 and is owned by Centre Immobilier Pastor.
Columbia Palace was built in 1985 and is owned by Centre Immobilier Pastor. It stands at 11 Avenue Princesse Grace in the Larvotto district, rises 105 metres over 34 floors and is the fifth-tallest building in the principality. North Macedonia keeps its consulate general in the building.
The building's name comes from its owner, Centre Immobilier Pastor, and it houses North Macedonia's consulate general at 11 Avenue Princesse Grace. The 105-metre double tower, completed in 1985, is the fifth tallest building in Monaco and stands beside the Larvotto district's beachfront.
The apartments in the building range from about 80 to 175 square meters in size with several units per floor, available exclusively for rental. The beachside location offers easy access and direct proximity to local facilities.
The building stands out for its unusual orange mosaic facades decorated with staggered geometric patterns, representing a rare use of surface decoration from that building period. These visual features set it distinctly apart from other modern tall buildings in the region.
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