Skyline Tower, Modern skyscraper in Cosenza, Italy

Skyline Tower is a 77-metre skyscraper on via Panebianco in Cosenza, with 21 above-ground floors for housing and offices and one underground level for parking. Each floor covers about 450 m² on a 3,115 m² lot, and the ground-floor base is given over to landscaped green space with fountains.

Construction of Skyline Tower began in 2008 and ended in 2011. It was built by Gruppo Costruzioni Burza on a 3,115 m² lot on via Panebianco, near Cosenza's military barracks. The tower was designed to class A energy standards and includes a fibre-optic structural monitoring system developed by Sismlab, a spin-off of the University of Calabria.

The tower stands on via Panebianco, one of Cosenza's main arteries, near the city's military barracks. Its ground-floor areas were turned into urban green space with decorative fountains for the surrounding district. The building was put up by Gruppo Costruzioni Burza on a 3,115 m² lot.

The tower faces via Panebianco, one of Cosenza's main arteries, near the city's military barracks. The ground-floor base was turned into equipped green space with decorative fountains, so the surrounding area can be viewed on foot from the public street. The underground level holds parking garages.

The tower's structural monitoring uses a fibre-optic system developed by Sismlab, a spin-off of the University of Calabria, which tracks the building's behaviour under seismic stress. The lot it occupies covers 3,115 m², and each floor measures about 450 m².