A haven of luxury and leisure. That’s Madero Harbour. Nestled in Dock 1 of Puerto Madero it’s a vibrant mixed-use development. Eight hectares of exclusive living. Madero Harbour boasts a unique blend of residential and commercial spaces. Imagine offices residences a hotel. Even a spa swimming pools and parks. There’s a heliport too. A shopping center offers a supermarket fitness center and cinemas.
Madero Harbour’s story began in 2008. The ambitious project aimed to be South America’s largest mixed-use development. It’s a testament to modern design and sustainable practices. The buildings incorporate solar panels for hot water. They recycle air conditioning and rainwater. Green roofs and double-glazed windows reduce energy consumption. Madero Harbour showcases the commitment to a greener lifestyle.
Construction progressed rapidly. The first office tower reached its full height of 77 meters in 2009. The striking blue glass facade soon followed. Another office tower with a helipad was finished in 2010. A residential building and a smaller office building were completed around the same time. In 2011 a unique Jumbo supermarket opened. Madero Harbour was quickly becoming a destination. It housed the World Trade Center of Buenos Aires.
But the development continued. The Harbour Tower a residential skyscraper of 194 meters reached its final phase of construction. Its completely glass facade is a remarkable feat. Another tower Osten Tower is currently under construction. It will feature a rooftop pool and bar. Even a hotel designed by the renowned Uruguayan architect Carlos Ott will eventually be part of the complex.
Madero Harbour is more than just buildings. It’s a community. It promotes a healthy active lifestyle. Free fitness classes are held in the Eva Perón Plaza a green space donated for public use. The development also created its own bottled water. It’s sourced from a pristine spring in Córdoba. It was even the official hydration sponsor for various races. Madero Harbour’s commitment to health and sustainability sets it apart.
Madero Harbour stands as a symbol of urban renewal. From a neglected dock to a luxurious waterfront destination. It’s a blend of modern architecture stunning views and a vibrant atmosphere. It demonstrates the transformative power of urban planning and visionary investment. This is Madero Harbour a true jewel of Buenos Aires.