Zircon Tower, Office tower in Wiesbaden, Germany
Description
Zircon Tower is an office building in Wiesbaden featuring a glass facade that rises about 70 meters into the skyline. The structure consists of two connected sections that work together to create a cohesive modern office complex.
History
The building was constructed in 1973 during a period of economic expansion in Germany. It emerged as part of the modernization wave that reshaped Wiesbaden's urban landscape in the postwar era.
Culture
The building stands near Wiesbaden's governmental district, where multiple Hesse state ministries conduct their administrative functions alongside medical and commercial establishments.
Practical
The main entrances face the street and are easy to locate. From the upper floors, you can enjoy wide views across the city toward the Taunus mountains on clear days.
Did you know?
From the upper levels, occupants experience views extending across the Hessian capital toward the Taunus mountain range through large, light-filtering windows.
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