EN Tower

EN Tower 	EN Tower
View from Waterloo Street	View from Waterloo Street
General information 	General information
Status 	Complete
Type 	Observation; telecommunications
Architectural style 	Neofuturistic
Location 	Luscombe, Wentworth, Enderron
Construction started 	14 September 1997
Completed 	1 July 2000
Opening 	16 September 2000
Cost 	$142 million
Owner 	EN Tower Trust
Height 	Height
Architectural 	402.3 m (1320 ft)
Tip 	402.3 m (1320 ft)
Roof 	315.6 m (1035 ft)
Top floor 	
Observatory 	
Technical details 	Technical details
Floor count 	4
Lifts 	2
Design and construction 	Design and construction
Architect 	
Developer 	
Main contractor 	Enderron National
The EN Tower (short for Enderron National Tower) is a concrete communications and observation tower in Wentworth, Enderron. Standing at 402.3 metres tall, the EN Tower is the tallest tower (non-building) in Wentworth and second-tallest structure after Wentworth 101. It opened on 16 September 2000 (the 54th anniversary of Enderron's independence), replacing the older Wentworth Radio Tower, which was demolished in 1997. It was the tallest structure in the city from its opening to the completion of Wentworth 101 in 2005. The tower was constructed under the contract of Enderron National, a former energy, freight and manufacturing conglomerate that was dissolved and split into EN Energy and EN Corporation in 2003. The tower itself is now owned by the EN Tower Trust, a nonprofit group independent of any EN-affiliated corporation.
The EN Tower is a signature icon of Wentworth's skyline, and attracts more than two million international visitors annually.