Torre Sevilla, formerly the Pelli Tower, stands in La Cartuja beside the river in Seville, on the former Expo '92 site. César Pelli of Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects designed it. CaixaBank controls the developer, Puerto Triana. Construction began in March 2008 and finished in 2015. The offices opened in 2015, CaixaForum in 2017, the shopping center in September 2018 and the hotel in October 2018. The article names no style.
The tower is mainly concrete and glass, with terracotta-colored aluminum louvers and landscaped roofs topped with photovoltaic panels. The roof stands 180.5 m high and the floor area is 68,000 square meters. The infobox gives 40 floors, while the text says 43.
It is the tallest building in Andalusia, has LEED Gold certification and offers underground parking for 3,066 cars. A five-star hotel occupies part of it.
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