Santiago del Estero - Correction

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Full data for this building: http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=104868

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Unofficial sources: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1122907

Building Name: Complejo Juan Felipe Ibarra
Native Name: Complejo Juan Felipe Ibarra
Other Names:
Street Address: Avenida Belgrano and 9 de Julio
City: Santiago del Estero
Postal Code: 4200
State/Province: Santiago del Estero
Country: Argentina

Wikipedia.org URL: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complejo_Juan_Felipe_Ibarra#cite_note-2


• Architect: Diego Félix San Martín

Interesting Facts/Records (in own words):
• This complex is composed by Ministry of Economy and Ministry of Educaction towers, and the buildings of Social Fund, Data Center and General Archive of the Province.
• Ministry of Economy building is the tallest in Santiago del Estero province and in the Northwest region of Argentina.
• These are the first public buildings in Argentina with LEED certification.

Coordinates (with decimal fraction): -27.789301, -64.259732

Heights--

Ministry of Economy
- spire: 104.52 m. SOURCE: Official blueprint / plan
- roof: 99.65 m. SOURCE: Official blueprint / plan

Ministry of Economy
- roof: 76.45 m. SOURCE: Official blueprint / plan

Here are the blueprints / plans with official heights:

http://i.imgur.com/Gsvcgzj.jpg

Zoom:

http://i.imgur.com/aIhOFhz.jpg

This image shows one floor less and looks a little lower than the first blueprint (about 50-100 cm), but shows a roof height:

http://i.imgur.com/QIjPhYt.jpg


Current Building Status: Built

Construction Dates--
- started: 2011
- finished: 2014

Above ground floors:
-Ministry of Economy: 25 (see the first picture above)
-Minisrty of Education: 19 (see the first picture above)

Basement floors: 1

Gross Floor area: 26231 m²
-Ministry of Economy: 10068 m²
-Minisrty of Education: 6823 m²

Structure Type(s): Highrise, lowrise
Building Use(s): government offices
Building Style(s): modern
Building Materials: glass, concrete