Figures and Statistics
Following information can be found on the official website of Torre Picasso:
- Height: 157 m (515.09 ft) above ground (171 m (561.02 ft) including basement)
- 43 floors
- 5 basement floors (1st is commercial area, others are parking lots)
- down floor is used as main entry
- 42 floors for offices
- 44th floor used for machinery, e.g. the air conditioning distribution system
- 45th floor used for the heliport
- Area: 71,700 m2 (771,772 sq ft) office space, 121,000 m2 (1,302,433 sq ft) in total
- Size per floor: 38 m × 50 m (124.67 ft × 164.04 ft)
- 26 elevators, of which 18 to office floors in 3 groups of 6:
- 1st-18th floors at 2.5 m/s (8.20 ft/s)
- 18th-32nd floors at 4 m/s (13.12 ft/s)
- 32nd-43rd floors at 6 m/s (19.69 ft/s) (apparently fastest in Spain)
- Glass façade surface: 9,000 m2 (96,875 sq ft)
- Parking space: 837
- Foreseen population: 6,000 persons
- Daily visitors: 1,500 persons
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