Alhambra Towers is a 16-story Mediterranean-style Class A building at 121 Alhambra Plaza in downtown Coral Gables, completed in 2003 by The Allen Morris Company and designed by Associated Consulting International. The Alhambra Towers building rises about 295 feet over the Coral Gables skyline and carries approximately 174,000 rentable square feet, anchored by a three-tower massing that gives the building its distinctive silhouette along Alhambra Circle. The complex at Alhambra Towers is primarily a Class A office property, with corporate tenants such as Quest Workspaces filling its upper floors, and the building has been recognized as one of the most prominent commercial addresses in Coral Gables. Note that Alhambra Towers is not a residential condominium, which sets it apart from neighbors like 55 Merrick or 100 Andalusia a few blocks east. The Alhambra Plaza site sits at the intersection of Alhambra Circle and Ponce de Leon Boulevard, one of the busiest corners in downtown Coral Gables. From Alhambra Towers, Miracle Mile, Coral Gables City Hall, and the Coral Gables Country Club are each within walking distance, along with the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables, the Westin Coral Gables, and the Books and Books bookstore. The University of Miami sits about five minutes south along Ponce de Leon, Coconut Grove ten minutes east, and Miami International Airport about fifteen minutes north along Le Jeune Road. The Coral Gables Trolley stops at Alhambra Plaza along its downtown loop, and the Douglas Road Metrorail station sits a few minutes north for direct rail service to Brickell and downtown Miami. Alhambra Towers operates as an office-anchored building rather than a residential condominium, with covered garage parking, a 24-hour staffed lobby, on-site building management, conference and meeting rooms, a fitness center, an on-site cafe, and security access controls. The Mediterranean Revival exterior carries the barrel-tile roof, stucco walls, and arched window vocabulary that defines George Merrick's original Coral Gables plan, scaled up to a 16-story massing that remains one of the tallest Class A office addresses in the City Beautiful core. The Allen Morris portfolio page documents Alhambra Towers as a flagship building for the firm's Coral Gables holdings.