Puerta de Europa towers, Madrid

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The Puerta de Europa towers in Madrid are a pair of iconic, leaning office skyscrapers that form a distinctive modern gateway to the city’s financial district.

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Puerta de Europa towers, Madrid canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
skyscraper complex
twin office towers
alsoKnownAs KIO Towers
Torres KIO
architect John Burgee
Philip Johnson
buildingType office
cityGatewayTo Madrid financial district
constructionEnd 1996
constructionStart 1989
continent Europe
country Spain
developer Kuwait Investment Office
feature forms a symbolic gateway to northern Madrid
located at the northern end of Paseo de la Castellana
pair of leaning towers
featuredIn Madrid city skyline
hasFunction commercial offices
retail space at base
hasParking underground parking
hasPart Gate of Europe Tower A
Gate of Europe Tower B
Puerta de Europa Tower I
Puerta de Europa Tower I
surface form: Puerta de Europa Tower II
height about 374 ft
approximately 114 m
leanAngle 15 degrees
locatedIn Madrid
Plaza de Castilla
financial district of Madrid
material concrete
glass
steel
notableFor being among the first inclined skyscrapers in the world
numberOfFloors 26
openingDate 1996
ownershipHistory originally owned by Kuwait Investment Office
region Community of Madrid
roofUse helipad
situatedAlong Paseo de la Castellana
situatedNear Plaza de Castilla
surface form: Plaza de Castilla obelisk
structuralSystem steel frame
style postmodern architecture
symbolOf modern Madrid

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Leslie E. Robertson designed Puerta de Europa towers, Madrid
Johnson/Burgee Architects designed Puerta de Europa towers, Madrid