Eurotower

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Eurotower is a prominent high-rise office building in Frankfurt, Germany, best known as the former headquarters of the European Central Bank and a recognizable feature of the city’s financial skyline.

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Eurotower canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf office building ⓘ
architecturalStyle modernist architecture ⓘ
buildingType office ⓘ
city Frankfurt am Main ⓘ
constructionStart 1971 ⓘ
country Germany ⓘ
district Innenstadt ⓘ
floorCount 40 ⓘ
formerHeadquartersOf ECB Banking Supervision (before relocation) ⓘ
European Central Bank ⓘ
governingBody City of Frankfurt am Main (local planning and regulation) ⓘ
hasAlternativeName Eurotower Frankfurt ⓘ
hasElevatorCount multiple high-speed elevators ⓘ
hasFacadeMaterial glass ⓘ
steel ⓘ
hasFunction offices for European financial institutions ⓘ
hasLandmarkStatus well-known landmark in Frankfurt financial district ⓘ
hasNameOrigin named in reference to the euro currency ⓘ
hasPostalAddress Kaiserstraße area, Frankfurt am Main ⓘ
hasSymbol euro sign sculpture (formerly in front of the building) ⓘ
height 148 m ⓘ
imageRole symbol of the euro and European monetary policy ⓘ
locatedIn Frankfurt am Main ⓘ
Germany ⓘ
Hesse ⓘ
locatedInArea Frankfurt financial district ⓘ
locatedInEconomicRegion Rhine-Main metropolitan region ⓘ
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time ⓘ
Central European Time ⓘ
near Frankfurt Opera House (Alte Oper area) ⓘ
Willy-Brandt-Platz ⓘ
notableFor former seat of the European Central Bank ⓘ
prominent feature of Frankfurt skyline ⓘ
occupant ECB Banking Supervision (after 2014) ⓘ
European Central Bank (until 2014) ⓘ
openingDate 1977 ⓘ
ownedBy a real estate investment company (ownership has changed over time) ⓘ
partOf Frankfurt skyline ⓘ
publicTransit Willy-Brandt-Platz U-Bahn station ⓘ
region Eurozone ⓘ
roofHeight 148 m ⓘ
use office space ⓘ
usedBy European banking supervision authorities ⓘ
yearCompleted 1977 ⓘ

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