On the northern fringes of metropolitan Madrid, four new state-of-the-art skyscrapers soar between 220 and 250 metres into the air, dwarfing most other structures in Spain.
Built on an expanse of re-zoned land previously owned by Spanish football club Real Madrid, the 45- to 56-storey towers have redefined the capital’s skyline and consolidated its northern districts as the financial and business hub of the city.
