List of tallest buildings in Las Palmas

City panorama with the tallest buildings visible

Las Palmas is the ninth-largest city in Spain. Currently, there are 11 buildings over 70 meters tall in the city. The tallest building in the city is Torre Yaiza I, which is also the second tallest in the Canary Islands.[1]

Tallest buildings

The following table lists the tallest buildings in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria that are at least 70 meters (230 ft) tall.

Rank Name Image Height (m) Floors Year Use Notes
1 Torre Yaiza I 105 27 1972 Residential [2][3][4][1]
2 Torre Yaiza II 95 25 1972 Residential [5]
3 AC Hotel Gran Canaria 84 26 1971 Hotel [6]
4 Edificio Yaiza 84 25 1972 Residential [7]
5 Edificio Solyvista 77 25 1973 Residential [8]
6 Torre Woermann 76 18 2005 Mixed-use [9]
7 Edificio Madera y Corcho 2 75 25 1975 Residential [10]
8 Edificio Granca 73 24 1969 Residential [11]
9 Edificio Virgen del Pino I 72 24 1974 Residential [12]
10 Edificio Virgen del Pino II 72 24 1974 Residential [13]
11 Edificio América 70 23 1976 Residential [14]

Under construction or approved

The following table lists buildings that are under construction or have been approved in Las Palmas and are planned to rise at least 70 meters.

Name Height (m) Floors Est. Year Status Notes
Santa Catalina Reserve 85 25 2026/27 Under construction [15]
Torre de la Música ~70 22 — Approved [16]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "La Torre de los Taxistas: el legado del Edificio Yaiza en el corazón de Las Palmas" (in Spanish). laprovincia.es.
  2. ^ "Torre Yaiza I". CTBUH. Retrieved 2026-01-24.
  3. ^ "¿Cuál es el edificio más alto de Canarias y dónde se encuentra?" (in Spanish). idealista.com.
  4. ^ "Edificio Yaiza in Las Palmas". skydb.net.
  5. ^ "Torre Yaiza II". SkyscraperPage.
  6. ^ "AC Hotel Gran Canaria". Emporis.
  7. ^ "Edificio Yaiza". CTBUH.
  8. ^ "Edificio Solyvista". SkyscraperPage.
  9. ^ "Torre Woermann". CTBUH.
  10. ^ "Edificio Madera y Corcho 2". SkyscraperPage.
  11. ^ "Edificio Granca". CTBUH.
  12. ^ "Edificio Virgen del Pino I". CTBUH.
  13. ^ "Edificio Virgen del Pino II". CTBUH.
  14. ^ "Edificio América". CTBUH.
  15. ^ "La nueva torre de 25 plantas en Santa Catalina" (in Spanish). La Provincia.
  16. ^ "Urbanismo aprueba la Torre de la Música" (in Spanish). Canarias7.
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