CONFIRMED85% CONFIDENCEConfirmed by building trackers: Tower 1 topped out at its full 233-metre height in May 2023 and went on to obtain its occupancy certificate on October 10, 2025, after interior fit-out.[1]
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- Oct 10, 202590% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
FOUR Frankfurt's Tallest Tower Opens in Europe's New Skyscraper Capital
FOUR Frankfurt's 233-metre Tower 1, the centrepiece of a four-tower mixed-use complex, received its occupancy certificate, capping a project that helped cement Frankfurt as continental Europe's densest skyscraper cluster.
- FOUR Frankfurt is a four-tower mixed-use complex on the former Deutsche Bank site, designed by UNStudio (Ben van Berkel) with HPP Architects for developer Groß and Partner, at a projected cost of about one billion euros[3]
- Tower 1 is 233 m and 59 floors, with the highest usable floor in Frankfurt; the other towers are 179 m, 128 m and 105 m[3]
- The complex is listed as completed in 2025 after construction began in 2018 (2021 for the tallest tower)[3]
- It includes offices for about 4,000 people, 600 residential units, retail, restaurants and two hotels (Kimpton, Radisson Collection); office tenants include DekaBank, Boston Consulting Group and Baker McKenzie[3]
- The site of 16,159 m2 held the Deutsche Bank tower (1971), demolished in 2018; UNStudio won the design competition in March 2016[3]
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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=c0KepxCutTQyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Oct 10, 2025 ✓· 65% of score
Confirmed by building trackers: Tower 1 topped out at its full 233-metre height in May 2023 and went on to obtain its occupancy certificate on October 10, 2025, after interior fit-out.
- [2]74%FOUR Frankfurt – Tower 1 – SKYDBskydb.net· Published Oct 10, 2025· 18% of score
- [3]78%Four (Frankfurt) – Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Published Oct 1, 2025· 17% of score
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