Millennium Tower (Frankfurt)

Millennium Tower

Model, Europaviertel
General information
Status Proposed
Type Mixed-use
Location Güterplatz
Frankfurt
Hesse, Germany
Construction started Build of 2001 sure determined
Height
Antenna spire 369
Technical details
Floor count 97
Design and construction
Architect Albert Speer & Partner GmbH

The Millennium Tower is a proposed supertall skyscraper whose completion date is unknown. If ever completed, it would be Europe's second tallest building. It would be located in Frankfurt, Germany and would have a height of 369 m (1,211 ft) with 97 storeys. Thirty percent of the building is planned to be residential. The client was EIM (Eisenbahn Immobilien Management) and the concept was created by Albert Speer & Partner, as a component of the high-rise master plan of Frankfurt in 1998.

By the end of 2000, Donald Trump stated that he would plan to make the Millennium Tower the tallest residential skyscraper worldwide and started the TD Trump Deutschland AG as a corporate venture with the German company Marseille-Kliniken. TD Trump Deutschland was dissolved in 2005 and several lawsuits followed.[1][2]

On the real estate exhibition Cityscape, which took place in Dubai, the project was presented as cubic model in October 2007.

With the property owned by Vivico Real Estate GmbH, the Millennium Tower would be located in the Gallus district, just east of Messe Frankfurt near the business quarter development Europaviertel. Since May 2001, the official construction permit has been granted.

It could be marketed as the European headquarters for global companies. Due to the economic crisis starting in 2008, marketing efforts for the tower were levelled down. The general situation of the real estate market improved in the early 2010s and neighbouring projects are in the process of realisation, with the Millennium Tower becoming more likely again.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Donald Trump's German Flop". Handelsblatt Global Edition. 2016-04-05. Retrieved 2016-10-29.
  2. ↑ "MK-Kliniken AG - Presse - Pressemitteilungen". www.mk-kliniken.de. Retrieved 2016-10-29.


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