F&F Tower is an office skyscraper on Calle 50 in the Area Bancaria of Panama City, Panama. It rises 797 feet (242.9 m) and has 52 floors. The tower contains about 653,940 square feet (60,753 m²) of floor area. Construction began in 2008 and was finished in 2011.
Pinzón Lozano & Asociados designed the building, and F&F Properties Ltd. Inc. developed it. The tower is built of glass and reinforced concrete, and its twisting form has earned it the local nicknames "the Corkscrew" and "the Screw."
The tower was originally called the Revolution Tower before it was renamed F&F Tower. Its construction took three years, from 2008 to 2011, and its address is in the Area Bancaria, the city's banking area.
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