Built in a prominent business district in downtown Buenos Aires known as Catalinas Norte, the new 30-story headquarters for Banco Macro is adjacent to Torre BankBoston, also by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects. Together, their distinct profiles energize the skyline.

Sculptural and dynamic yet highly functional and efficient, the challenge was to fit the building into an irregularly-shaped five-sided site. The tower, with its highly reflective glass curtain wall, is nearly elliptical in plan with a gentle inward curve as it rises. A sloping/sinuousrooftop echoes the street level canopy. On upper, senior level offices, triple-height floor-to-ceiling windows offer dramatic city and river views.

Employee amenities, such a gymnasium, daycare center, and cafeteria, are included. Retail banking is available on the ground floor. The building is designed for a LEED Gold rating.

The Torre Macro Building is a corporate tower belonging to Banco Macro, it is located at Av. Madero 1180, in the most important corporate center of Buenos Aires (Argentina), the building began its construction in 2012 and completed its external structure in the June 2016. It is the work of the Argentine architect César Pelli.1

The Tower was designed with the aim of containing all the Bank's corporate areas in a single building. In 2018 it will house more than 2000 employees and will have a modern bank branch, cafeteria, gym, medical office, nursery, multiple meeting rooms, auditorium for 200 people, dining room for staff, three levels of basement for parking and a space for bikes.

The objective of Banco Macro is to have the corporate building with the highest capacity and technological conditioning in the country, where clients and employees can enjoy functional, pleasant and sustainable spaces.