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Westhafen Tower is a 109.826 m (360.32 ft) 30-storey skyscraper in the Gutleutviertel district of Frankfurt, Germany. The building was designed by the architects Schneider & Schumacher and was completed in 2004. The tower, whose name literally means "West Port Tower", is one of the first buildings at the former West Port.
Westhafen Tower is the only skyscraper on the water in Frankfurt, offering a stunning 360° view of the city and the Main. It is part of the Westhafen district, a vibrant area with exclusive residential and commercial complexes, restaurants, fitness and fast connections to the city centre.
Der Westhafen Tower ist das einzige Hochhaus am Wasser in Frankfurt mit einem atemberaubenden 360°-Blick über die Stadt. Er bietet moderne Büroflächen, ein Health-Center, ein Restaurant und eine Marina im Westhafen Quartier.
The Westhafen Tower is a 30-storey office building with a distinctive glass façade that resembles a glass for apple wine. It is part of a new quarter of the city on the site of what used to be Westhafen, and has features such as full climate control and water cooling.
Der Westhafen Tower ist ein Hochhaus im Gutleutviertel von Frankfurt am Main. Das 112,3 Meter hohe Gebäude wurde vom Architektenbüro Schneider + Schumacher entworfen und im Jahr 2004 fertiggestellt. Der Westhafen Tower gehört zu den ersten Gebäuden am ehemaligen Frankfurter Westhafen.
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Total vacant space: 1,233 m² | Send inquiry via email. Westhafen Tower is a transparent, greenish shimmering office tower on the banks of the Main river. At a height of 99 meters (325 feet), the Westhafen Tower is an unmissable eyecatcher of the Frankfurt skyline.
Frankfurt residents have already started calling the Westhafen Tower “the ribbed glass” or the “apple wine tower”, because its glass façade resembles a glass for apple wine. In fact, the 3,500 glass triangles are supposed to suggest the element water with the different light reflections they create.
