Senna Tower will be the tallest skyscraper in the world

Balneário Camboriú, a city in Brazil, is set to make history with the Senna Tower, a 509-meter-tall structure that will become the tallest tower in Brazil and the tallest residential tower in the world.

The designer behind the Senna Tower is Brazilian artist Lalalli Senna, niece of legendary Formula One driver Ayrton Senna. Her design aims to honor her uncle’s ‘heroic journey,’ with the tower representing a symbolic intersection between the material and celestial worlds, claims designboom.com. This metaphor is made visible through the building’s slim, glass-clad form and a facade integrated with bands of lights that will extend to the tower’s crown, projecting upwards and contributing to its iconic appearance.

The Senna Tower is designed as is a tribute to Ayrton Senna, one of Brazil’s most beloved sports icons. The podium will include an immersive space dedicated to the late driver, featuring a race track that will serve as a reminder of his enduring legacy in both motorsports and Brazilian culture.

The Senna Tower is a collaboration between FG Empreendimentos, a prominent construction firm, and the Senna Brand, which carries forward Ayrton Senna’s legacy. Renderings of the project showcase a sleek and innovative structure, with terraces featuring pools and lush landscaping at the base. This project highlights the convergence of two influential Brazilian families, united by a shared vision to push the boundaries of design and innovation.

The tower will offer a wide array of facilities spread across multiple levels. Public spaces on the ground floor will include shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Higher floors will host amenities such as a heated pool, wellness center, tennis courts, and a gym. Residents will have access to elevated ‘mansions,’ duplex and triplex penthouses, and state-of-the-art recreational spaces, including a private garage club. The building will be topped by an observatory, offering panoramic views of the city and coastline.