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The '''International Center of Allengin''' (also known as the '''ICA''' or the '''Allengin Tower''') is a 458.2 | The '''International Center of Allengin''' (also known as the '''ICA''' or the '''Allengin Tower''') is a 458.2 meter (1,503 ft) skyscraper in [[Allengin]], [[Oftbon]], which was completed in 2023. It is the tallest building in [[Nortua]]. Consisting of office and hotel space, as well as being connected to the Allengin Metro line and a shopping center, the complex was built with a steel and concrete composite. It is located on the northern end of the city along the [[Ciset River]] before it empties into the [[Olympic Ocean]]. | ||
==Background and history== | ==Background and history== | ||
==Design and architecture== | ==Design and architecture== | ||
==Components== | ==Components== | ||
[[File:ICA_front_facade.jpg|thumb|left|The ICA Shopping Center at the base of the tower.]] | |||
===Shopping center=== | ===Shopping center=== | ||
=== | ===Hotel=== | ||
===Offices=== | ===Offices=== | ||
Revision as of 19:39, 22 October 2024
| International Center of Allengin | |
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| Location | Allengin, Elbresia |
| Height | 458.2 m (1,503.3 ft) |
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| Floor count | 98 |
The International Center of Allengin (also known as the ICA or the Allengin Tower) is a 458.2 meter (1,503 ft) skyscraper in Allengin, Oftbon, which was completed in 2023. It is the tallest building in Nortua. Consisting of office and hotel space, as well as being connected to the Allengin Metro line and a shopping center, the complex was built with a steel and concrete composite. It is located on the northern end of the city along the Ciset River before it empties into the Olympic Ocean.
