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Costanera Centre: Santiago de Chile

August 19th 2006 01:08

The project, upon completion, will see South America's tallest skyscraper and Latin America's tallest office building. At 257 m height and encompassing 60 floors, this predominantly glass-based (anything new?) skyscraper will include 2 hotels, 1 mall, 2 markets, cinemas and parking spaces for approximately 4500 vehicles. The total cost of the project is an estimated US$ 300 million and was only announced a few days ago.


As always, retail and commecial stores spread across the floors fo convenience.
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Comment by Anonymous

October 11th 2006 19:27
That's kind of neat. But, where did you get the picture? If you need any pictures in newyork, give me a buzz at realcrash.com . I'm surprised that would be the tallest building in S. Amer. You know the Petrobras ( I think it's called ) building in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is or used to be the tallest (two) buildings in the the world.

Comment by Jessicca

December 12th 2006 06:18


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Hi Anonymous...

It is Petronas Twin Towers, not Petrobras.... hahahaha... I am kind of amazed with that name...

Yes, it was one of the tallest twin towers, I am not sure in the world or not but it ranked no 1 once in Asia reigion.

Comment by Anonymous

September 20th 2007 01:46
no longer 257 its 300m now even better!!!!

Comment by Franz

January 30th 2009 07:49
The Petrona tower was the second tallest building, after is the Taipei 101 in Taiwan and the talest actually is Burj dubai in dubai 818 m. tall two and a half taller than the chilean one......

Comment by Dorian

June 30th 2009 14:59
mmm... but the Chilean one is more beautiful!! hahah

Comment by Negrura

July 27th 2009 21:20
Franz: Definitely Costanera centre is not very tallest but you need to consider that in Chile there is a lot of earthquakes I will definitely play it safe and not build something crazy tall .

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