Zircon Tower

The Zircon Tower rises 70 meters into the sky with a glass facade design featuring two connected structures that form a singular architectural composition.

Constructed in 1973 during Germany's economic growth period, this 18-floor building represents the modernization wave that transformed Wiesbaden's urban development.

The building stands near Wiesbaden's governmental district, where multiple Hesse state ministries conduct their administrative functions alongside medical and commercial establishments.

The tower provides 26,000 square meters of office space, equipped with movable walls, raised floors, climate control systems, and six modern elevators for efficient circulation.

From the upper levels, occupants experience views extending across the Hessian capital toward the Taunus mountain range through large, light-filtering windows.

Location: Wiesbaden

Inception: 1973

Floors above the ground: 18

Height: 70 m

GPS coordinates: 50.07303,8.25519

Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46