World's tallest apartment block twice as tall as The Shard reveals EYEWATERING price of 154th floor penthouses
THE world's tallest apartment block has revealed the price tag of its spectacular penthouses
that sit sky-high on the 154th floor.
Senna Tower in Santa Catarina,
will stand at 1,780ft high - nearly twice the height of the Shard.
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Senna Tower will be 1,780ft high, nearly twice the height of the Shard
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The prices of the ultra-luxurious penthouses have been revealed
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The development is being built in Santa Catarina, Brazil
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Now the constructors of the ocean-side block in Balneario Camboriu have revealed the eye-watering cost of its two most luxurious residences.
The block, named after Brazilian Formula 1 racing legend Ayrton Senna, will be topped by two spectacular triplex penthouses, initially estimated at an eye-watering £12 million each.
Now it has emerged that the price for the for the sky scraping residences has risen to a breathtaking £40 million.
Plans for the £400 million development include 228 apartments with 18 suspended mansions along with the two huge penthouses.
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Prices for the smallest apartments start at £3.7 million, with the triplex penthouses now sitting at an unbelievable £40 million.
Eight ultra-speed lifts will whisk residents from floor to door in just seconds.
It will also have an exclusive residents-only 64,580 square feet rooftop garden and infinity
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Engineers will use special Tunes Mass Dampers to minimise the phenomenon of building sway caused by strong winds.
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Prices for the smallest apartments start at £3.7 million
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The cost of the triplex penthouses now sits at an unbelievable £40 million
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As well as luxury homes, the building will also contain luxury restaurants and designer shops open to the public
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Senna, the three-time
F1
world champion who the tower is named after, died at the 1994
The F1 star's niece, artist Lalalli Senna, who helped create the building said its design shooting into the
Senna explained: "The Senna Tower is a work of art of monumental proportions.
"A symbol that inspires us to seek to overcome our limitations in order to express what is great within us.
"The tower has this architectural form precisely to symbolise this heroic trajectory of overcoming our limitations towards our ideals and the manifestation of our profound potential."
The triplex penthouses will reportedly be sold through British
auction
house Sotheby's.
The tower is set to surpass New York's Central Park Tower to become the tallest residential tower globally, with construction expected to be completed by 2033.
But the penthouses have a way to go to reach the gargantuan heights of the world's most expensive apartment.
That's on top of Monaco's super exclusive Odeon Tower, and it last sold for an unbelievable £253 million.
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The tower is set to surpass New York's Central Park Tower to become the tallest residential tower globally
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