City Tower, High-rise building in Offenbach am Main, Germany
City Tower is a 120-metre-high-rise on Berliner Straße in Offenbach am Main, completed in 2003. It has two basement levels, a ground floor with a gallery and 32 upper floors; with 700 square metres per floor, the gross floor area is 23,000 square metres. Technical equipment occupies the first and second basements, parts of the 25th floor and the whole 33rd floor.
Construction started in December 2000 and finished in January 2003, designed by the architectural firm Novotny Mähner Assoziierte. Its completion marked a turning point in urban development and the modernization of the commercial district.
The tower shapes Offenbach's skyline and shows how the city transformed into a modern business center. You can see in its design how the downtown area became an important commercial hub.
The building sits on Berliner Straße with direct access to the S-Bahn Rhein-Main network for easy public transport connections. This location makes it simple to reach Frankfurt and surrounding areas from here.
The building's technical equipment occupies the first and second basement levels, parts of the 25th floor and the whole 33rd floor. The 18-metre steel mast on the roof brings the total height to 140 metres, making City Tower the tallest building in Offenbach. Around 20,000 square metres of office space currently stand empty.
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