Frankfurter Büro Center, Modern skyscraper in Westend-Süd, Germany
The Frankfurter Büro Center is a modern office tower with 40 floors and a height of about 142 meters in Westend-Süd. Its facade is composed of glass and steel, creating a smooth, reflective surface that mirrors the city's light.
Construction started in 1975 but faced delays during the oil crisis until ECE took over the project in 1979 and completed it. The building emerged during a period when Frankfurt was establishing itself as an international financial center.
The building represents Frankfurt's transformation into a financial center, with international law firm Clifford Chance occupying multiple floors of office space.
The building is easily accessible from street level, and its proximity to public transport makes reaching it convenient by train or bus. Visitors should note that this is primarily an office building and may not be open for interior tours.
The building has changed ownership multiple times, including by Goldman Sachs Whitehall Fund and later Berlin-based investment funds. These ownership shifts reflect the dynamic nature of Frankfurt's international real estate market.
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