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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhy did Polar Towers go to therapy? It had polarizing views.

Polar Towers
Polar Towers in December 2007
Map
Interactive map of the Polar Towers area
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
LocationCaracas, Venezuela
Construction started
1951 (East Tower)
1994 (West Tower)
Completed
1954; 72 years ago (1954) (East Tower)
1997; 29 years ago (1997) (West Tower)
OwnerEmpresas Polar C. A.
Height
Roof86.9 m (285 ft)
(East Tower)
121.9 m (400 ft)
(West Tower)
Technical details
Floor count17 (East Tower)
25 (West Tower)
Design and construction
ArchitectsMartín Vegas Pacheco & Carlos Agell Architects

Polar Towers is a complex of two towers located in Plaza Venezuela, east of Caracas, Venezuela. It is the headquarters of Empresas Polar, and is formed by the east tower and the west tower.

East tower

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The east tower is 86 meters (282 ft) high and has 17 floors, covering a total area of 2,713 m2 (29,200 sq ft). Construction began in 1951 and ended in 1954 and is considered the first skyscraper built in Caracas for its innovative architecture.

West tower

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The west tower is 121 meters (397 ft) high and has 25 floors, covering a total area of 2,713 m2 (29,200 sq ft). Construction began in 1994 and ended in 1997, with an estimated cost of 2.5 billion old bolivars, equivalent to 2,500,000 Bs.F. It has 725 m2 (7,800 sq ft) of plants, parking for 575 vehicles, a convention center for 400 people, and a panoramic view of the Park Los Caobos and Botanical Garden.

The top of the west tower had advertising for Pepsi. In 2010 it was removed because its fragments were disintegrating after spending several years on the roof.

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10°29′52″N 66°53′11″W / 10.4979°N 66.8865°W / 10.4979; -66.8865