List of tallest buildings in Argentina

Puerto Madero skyline, Buenos Aires

The tallest buildings in Argentina are primarily residential and most of them were completed after 2000,[1] with some notable exceptions being the Kavanagh Building, an Art Deco skyscraper completed in 1936, and the Alas Building, commissioned by President Juan Perón in 1950 and completed in the late 1950s.

Almost all of the country's high-rise buildings are located in Buenos Aires, the Argentine capital city and a major metropolitan area in South America.[2] Within Buenos Aires, the Dock 3 of Puerto Madero has been the site for most of Argentina's tallest skyscrapers.[3][4] Tall buildings have also emerged at the Dock 1, where is currently under construction the 198-metre (649 ft) tall Harbour Tower, set to be completed in 2024 as the second tallest building in Argentina.[5]

Completed

This list ranks completed buildings in Argentina that stand at least 120 metres (394 ft) tall, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. An equal sign (=) following a rank indicates the same height between two or more buildings. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building was completed.

Rank Name Image Location Height
m (ft) 		Floors Year Notes
1 Alvear Tower Buenos Aires
34°36′44.5″S 58°21′37.2″W / 34.612361°S 58.360333°W / -34.612361; -58.360333		 01.0239 (784) 54 2017
 [6]
2 Torre Cavia Buenos Aires
34°34′32.6″S 58°24′18″W / 34.575722°S 58.40500°W / -34.575722; -58.40500		 01.0172 (567) 44 2009
 [7]
3 Renoir II Buenos Aires
34°36′36″S 58°21′42.6″W / 34.61000°S 58.361833°W / -34.61000; -58.361833		 01.0171 (562) 52 2015
 [8]
4= Mulieris Towers, North Tower Buenos Aires
34°36′46″S 58°21′40″W / 34.61278°S 58.36111°W / -34.61278; -58.36111		 01.0161 (530) 45 2009
 Tallest building in Buenos Aires and Argentina from 2008 until 2009, along with the South Tower.[9]
4= Mulieris Towers, South Tower Buenos Aires
34°36′46″S 58°21′40″W / 34.61278°S 58.36111°W / -34.61278; -58.36111		 01.0161 (530) 45 2009
 [10]
6= El Faro I Buenos Aires
34°34′47″S 58°21′40.1″W / 34.57972°S 58.361139°W / -34.57972; -58.361139		 01.0160 (525) 46 2003
 Tallest building in Buenos Aires and Argentina from 2002 until 2008, along with El Faro II.[11]
6= El Faro II Buenos Aires
34°34′47″S 58°21′40.1″W / 34.57972°S 58.361139°W / -34.57972; -58.361139		 01.0160 (525) 46 2005
 [12]
6= YPF Tower Buenos Aires
34°36′20″S 58°21′45″W / 34.60556°S 58.36250°W / -34.60556; -58.36250		 01.0160 (525) 36 2008
 Tallest building in Buenos Aires and Argentina from 2007 until 2008, along with El Faro I and El Faro II.[13]
9 Le Parc Tower Buenos Aires
34°34′30.6″S 58°25′17.2″W / 34.575167°S 58.421444°W / -34.575167; -58.421444		 01.0158 (518) 51 1994
 Tallest building in Buenos Aires and Argentina from 1993 until 2002.[14][15]
10 Château Puerto Madero Buenos Aires
34°36′46.7″S 58°21′36.5″W / 34.612972°S 58.360139°W / -34.612972; -58.360139		 01.0156 (511) 50 2010
 [16][17]
11 BBVA Tower Buenos Aires
34°35′52.45″S 58°22′12.48″W / 34.5979028°S 58.3701333°W / -34.5979028; -58.3701333		 01.0155 (508) 33 2016
 [18][19]
12 Galicia Central Tower Buenos Aires
34°36′20.5″S 58°22′21.5″W / 34.605694°S 58.372639°W / -34.605694; -58.372639		 01.0145 (476) 33 2007
 [20][21]
13= Le Parc Puerto Madero, Torre del Río Buenos Aires
34°36′40.7″S 58°21′37.7″W / 34.611306°S 58.360472°W / -34.611306; -58.360472		 01.0144 (471) 43 2005
 [22][23]
13= Le Parc Puerto Madero, Torre del Parque Buenos Aires
34°36′40″S 58°21′39.6″W / 34.61111°S 58.361000°W / -34.61111; -58.361000		 01.0144 (471) 43 2006
 [24][25]
13= Le Parc Puerto Madero, Torre del Boulevard Buenos Aires
34°36′41″S 58°21′41.4″W / 34.61139°S 58.361500°W / -34.61139; -58.361500		 01.0144 (471) 43 2007
 [26][27]
16 Mirabilia Palermo II Buenos Aires
34°34′56.5″S 58°25′54.7″W / 34.582361°S 58.431861°W / -34.582361; -58.431861		 01.0142 (466) 46 2008
 [28]
17= Alas Building Buenos Aires
34°35′57″S 58°22′14.1″W / 34.59917°S 58.370583°W / -34.59917; -58.370583		 01.0141 (462) 42 1955
 Tallest building in Buenos Aires and Argentina from 1955 until 1993.[29][30]
17= Alto Palermo Plaza Buenos Aires
34°35′08.8″S 58°24′37.5″W / 34.585778°S 58.410417°W / -34.585778; -58.410417		 01.0141 (462) 35 1995
 [31]
17= Alto Palermo Park Buenos Aires
34°35′07.9″S 58°24′39.5″W / 34.585528°S 58.410972°W / -34.585528; -58.410972		 01.0141 (462) 35 1997
 [32]
17= Yacht Tower I Buenos Aires
34°36′14″S 58°21′47.4″W / 34.60389°S 58.363167°W / -34.60389; -58.363167		 01.0141 (462) 44 2010
 [33]
17= Yacht Tower II Buenos Aires
34°36′16″S 58°21′46.7″W / 34.60444°S 58.362972°W / -34.60444; -58.362972		 01.0141 (462) 44 2010
 [34]
17= Maui I Rosario
32°55′40.6″S 60°39′24″W / 32.927944°S 60.65667°W / -32.927944; -60.65667		 01.0141 (462) 47 2014
 Tallest building in Argentina outside of Buenos Aires City.[35][36]
23 Madero Office Buenos Aires
34°35′54.8″S 58°21′52.6″W / 34.598556°S 58.364611°W / -34.598556; -58.364611		 01.0140 (459) 27 2010
 [37][38]
24 Mirabilia Palermo I Buenos Aires
34°34′56.5″S 58°25′52.9″W / 34.582361°S 58.431361°W / -34.582361; -58.431361		 01.0139 (456) 45 2008
 [39]
25= BankBoston Tower Buenos Aires
34°35′40.7″S 58°22′17.6″W / 34.594639°S 58.371556°W / -34.594639; -58.371556		 01.0137 (449) 35 2001
 [40]
25= Dolfines Guaraní I Rosario
32°55′37.4″S 60°39′32.7″W / 32.927056°S 60.659083°W / -32.927056; -60.659083		 01.0137 (449) 45 2010
 [41][42]
25= Dolfines Guaraní II Rosario
32°55′38.3″S 60°39′29.8″W / 32.927306°S 60.658278°W / -32.927306; -60.658278		 01.0137 (449) 45 2010
 [41][43]
28 Bellini Esmeralda Plaza San Martín Buenos Aires
34°35′50.94″S 58°22′43.78″W / 34.5974833°S 58.3788278°W / -34.5974833; -58.3788278		 01.0136 (448) 45 2016
 [44][45]
29= Renoir I Buenos Aires
34°36′36″S 58°21′42.5″W / 34.61000°S 58.361806°W / -34.61000; -58.361806		 01.0135 (442) 41 2008
 [46][47]
29= Libertador 4444 Buenos Aires
34°34′03.3″S 58°25′52.7″W / 34.567583°S 58.431306°W / -34.567583; -58.431306		 01.0135 (442) 45 1994
 [48][49]
29= 955 Belgrano Office Buenos Aires
34°36′45.6″S 58°22′47.8″W / 34.612667°S 58.379944°W / -34.612667; -58.379944		 01.0135 (442) 30 2014
 [50]
32 Château Libertador Residence Buenos Aires
34°32′52.6″S 58°27′23.7″W / 34.547944°S 58.456583°W / -34.547944; -58.456583		 01.0133 (436) 40 2009
 [51][52]
33= Torre Banco Macro Buenos Aires
34°35′38.96″S 58°22′18.34″W / 34.5941556°S 58.3717611°W / -34.5941556; -58.3717611		 01.0130 (426) 30 2017
 [53][54]
33= Alvear Icon Hotel Buenos Aires
34°36′38.07″S 58°21′41.66″W / 34.6105750°S 58.3615722°W / -34.6105750; -58.3615722		 01.0130 (426) 32 2017
 Tallest hotel in Buenos Aires and Argentina.[55][56]
35= Capitalinas I Córdoba
31°24′25.68″S 64°11′26.94″W / 31.4071333°S 64.1908167°W / -31.4071333; -64.1908167		 01.0127 (415) 37 N/D
 Tallest building in Córdoba Province, along with Capitalinas II.[57]
35= Capitalinas II Córdoba
31°24′25.68″S 64°11′26.94″W / 31.4071333°S 64.1908167°W / -31.4071333; -64.1908167		 01.0127 (415) 37 2019
 [58]
37= 200 Della Paolera Buenos Aires
34°35′40.78″S 58°22′14.63″W / 34.5946611°S 58.3707306°W / -34.5946611; -58.3707306		 01.0125 (410) 33 2020
 [59][60]
37= Demetrio Elíades Building Mar del Plata
38°00′31.6″S 57°32′17″W / 38.008778°S 57.53806°W / -38.008778; -57.53806		 01.0125 (410) 40 1969
 Tallest building in Mar del Plata and Buenos Aires Province.[61][62]
37= Aqualina Tower Rosario
32°57′03.3″S 60°37′44″W / 32.950917°S 60.62889°W / -32.950917; -60.62889		 01.0125 (410) 41 2009
 [63][64]
40 San Martín 344 Buenos Aires
34°36′13.7″S 58°22′27.1″W / 34.603806°S 58.374194°W / -34.603806; -58.374194		 01.0122 (400) 29 2001
 [65][66]
41= Centennial Tower 1 Buenos Aires
34°32′28.9″S 58°27′50.9″W / 34.541361°S 58.464139°W / -34.541361; -58.464139		 01.0121 (397) 37 2004
 [67]
41= Carlos Pellegrini Building Buenos Aires
34°35′43.7″S 58°22′17.7″W / 34.595472°S 58.371583°W / -34.595472; -58.371583		 01.0121 (397) 31 1974
 [68][69]
41= Torre Alem Plaza Buenos Aires
34°35′51.4″S 58°22′15.5″W / 34.597611°S 58.370972°W / -34.597611; -58.370972		 01.0121 (397) 32 1996
 [70]
44= Kavanagh Building Buenos Aires
34°35′43.5″S 58°22′28.8″W / 34.595417°S 58.374667°W / -34.595417; -58.374667		 01.0120 (394) 30 1936
 At the time of construction, it was the tallest building in Latin America and the tallest reinforced concrete structure in the world.[71] It was declared a Historic Civil Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Civil Engineers in 1994[72] and a National Historic Monument by the Argentine government in 1999.[73][74] In the year of its completion, the building obtained the Municipal Award for Collective Houses and Facades and three years later its facade received a similar award from the American Institute of Architects.[75][76][77]
44= Libertador 380 Buenos Aires
34°35′25.6″S 58°22′46″W / 34.590444°S 58.37944°W / -34.590444; -58.37944		 01.0120 (394) 35 1985
 [78][79]
44= Torre Alcorta Buenos Aires
34°34′31.6″S 58°24′16″W / 34.575444°S 58.40444°W / -34.575444; -58.40444		 01.0120 (394) 29 2009
 [80]
44= Quartier Boulevard Buenos Aires
34°34′54.5″S 58°25′50.8″W / 34.581806°S 58.430778°W / -34.581806; -58.430778 		120 (394) 37 2008 [81]
44= Caballito Nuevo 1 Buenos Aires
36°36′42.4″S 58°26′38.1″W / 36.611778°S 58.443917°W / -36.611778; -58.443917 		120 (394) 34 2010 [82]
44= Caballito Nuevo 2 Buenos Aires
36°36′44.1″S 58°26′38.7″W / 36.612250°S 58.444083°W / -36.612250; -58.444083 		120 (394) 34 2011 [82]

Under construction

This lists buildings that are under construction in Argentina and are planned to rise at least 120 metres (394 ft).

  Indicates buildings that have been topped out.
Name Location Height
m (ft) 		Floors Year
(est.) 		Notes
Harbour Tower Buenos Aires
34°37′11.8″S 58°21′35.4″W / 34.619944°S 58.359833°W / -34.619944; -58.359833		 01.0198 (649) 53 2024
 Will be the second tallest skyscraper in Argentina upon completion.[83]
Cordoba 120 Buenos Aires
34°35′55.2″S 58°22′12.7″W / 34.598667°S 58.370194°W / -34.598667; -58.370194		 01.0153 (502) 35 N/D
 [84][85]
Torre Bella Buenos Aires
 01.0150 (492) 47 2023
 [86]
Quantum Libertador 1 Buenos Aires
34°32′42.9″S 58°27′23.6″W / 34.545250°S 58.456556°W / -34.545250; -58.456556		 01.0127 (416) 40 2023
 [87]
Odeón Tower Buenos Aires
34°36′13.8″S 58°22′39.9″W / 34.603833°S 58.377750°W / -34.603833; -58.377750		 01.0125 (410) 32 N/D
 [88]
L'Avenue Libertador Buenos Aires
 01.0122 (400) 34 2023
 [89]
Torre Huergo 475 Buenos Aires
 01.0120 (394) 37 2024
 [90][91]
Torres Costanera Sur, Hilton Garden Inn Corrientes
 01.0120 (394) 35 2023
 [92]

Proposed

This lists buildings that are proposed for construction in Argentina and are planned to rise at least 120 metres (394 ft).

Name Location Height
m (ft) 		Floors Year
(est.) 		Notes
W Tower Hotel & Office Buenos Aires 220 (722) 52 N/D Proposed in 2016 and designed by Daniel Piana & Associates.[93][94]
Sancor Seguros Tower Rosario 200 (656) 60 N/D
Catalinas Río, North Tower Buenos Aires 139 (456) 29 N/D [95]

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