Edificio In Tempo — Punto de interés in Benidorm

Reseñas de Edificio In Tempo

• Zoe

  Adicional 2016.10.08

  Fantastic design and unreal color: a chameleon between green and beige - depending on the sun position
• Zoe

  Adicional 2016.09.08

  Da una sensación de queso es muy alto y la parte del centro es una gran obra de la ingeniería
• Mariangel

  Adicional 2015.12.18

  In fairness, the entire construction process has been plagued with problems, reports Ecnonomia. Initially funded by a bank called Caixa Galicia, the finances were recently taken over by Sareb – Spain’s so-called "bad bank" – when the mortgage was massively written down.
• Josefina

  Adicional 2015.06.15

  Wow nice design
• Irene

  Adicional 2015.06.10

  Perhaps unsurprisingly, the architects working on the project have resigned, and it remains unclear exactly how the developers will solve the problem. Can we recommend the stairs? [Kinja—Thanks Igor Neumann!]
• Valeria

  Adicional 2015.02.05

  But that push for more accommodation came at a cost. The original design obviously included specifications for an elevator big enough for a 20-storey building. In the process of scaling things up, however, nobody thought to redesign the elevator system—and, naturally, a 47-storey building requires more space for its lifts and motor equipment. Sadly, that space doesn't exist.
• Jose

  Adicional 2014.10.04

  El 5° edificio más alto de España después del complejo CTBA de Madrid.
• Nicolas

  Adicional 2014.08.23

  La construcción está paralizada al 94%.
• Maria

  Adicional 2014.05.23

  It looks as though the building may have elevators after all! According to Barcepundit—and despite an El Pais article that plainly states the opposite—there are, in fact, 11 elevators in total. [h/t Twitter]
• Zoe

  Adicional 2014.05.06

  No se puede visitar. Está cerrado al público.
• Andrea

  Adicional 2013.11.13

  In part, that was a function of the greed surrounding the project. Initially designed to be a mere 20 storeys tall, the developers got over-excited and pushed the height way up: now it boasts 47 storeys, and will include 269 homes.
• Carla

  Adicional 2013.08.04

  The Intempo skyscraper in Benidorm, Spain—standing proud in this image—was designed to be a striking symbol of hope and prosperity, to signal to the rest of the world that the city was escaping the financial crisis. Sadly, the builders forgot to include a working elevator.