Apartments are a one-half level up or down from the service and tenant corridors.
A typical floor contains 13 apartments, five have two bedrooms and a maid's room.
The cost of the apartments was $21,500 for the larger units in the center and $17,500 for the smaller ones.
It was stipulated that an additional $30 per each floor was charged the higher up in the building the unit was located, the highest apartments were the first to be sold.

Located in the tower, are the building's four tenant and two service elevators and two sets of stairs.
One of the service elevators is dedicated to the restaurant and the observation floor.
The other service elevator is for the apartments and is linked to the service corridors.
The tower also contains offices on the 37th floor for the restaurant, “La Torre,” on the 38th floor and an observation room on the 39th floor.

The podium contains a clubhouse, and offices and swimming pools for adults and children.
It has gardens, lighted paths, and benches.
There is a ramp to the street located at the corner of 19th and M, the podium was used as a staging area during the construction of the project.
Below the podium at the fourth level are building offices.

Marked by a two-lane covered Porte-cochѐre at street level is the building's entrance.
Inside is the building desk, a large waiting area, and the tenant elevator lobby.
The restaurant “El Emperador” and a supermarket a bank, post office, theaters, and two radio stations are also on the ground floor. (
COCO and Radio Metropolitana) Various cafes situated around the perimeter of the site along a double-loaded corridor traversing the site from Calle M to N. Light filters to the interior corridor from openings in the podium.
On the second floor (green in section diagram) is the administrative offices for the building.
Apartments are a one-half level up or down from the service and tenant corridors. A typical floor contains 13 apartments, five have two bedrooms and a maid's room. The cost of the apartments was $21,500 for the larger units in the center and $17,500 for the smaller ones. It was stipulated that an additional $30 per each floor was charged the higher up in the building the unit was located, the highest apartments were the first to be sold.
Located in the tower, are the building's four tenant and two service elevators and two sets of stairs. One of the service elevators is dedicated to the restaurant and the observation floor. The other service elevator is for the apartments and is linked to the service corridors. The tower also contains offices on the 37th floor for the restaurant, “La Torre,” on the 38th floor and an observation room on the 39th floor.
The podium contains a clubhouse, and offices and swimming pools for adults and children. It has gardens, lighted paths, and benches. There is a ramp to the street located at the corner of 19th and M, the podium was used as a staging area during the construction of the project. Below the podium at the fourth level are building offices.
Marked by a two-lane covered Porte-cochѐre at street level is the building's entrance. Inside is the building desk, a large waiting area, and the tenant elevator lobby. The restaurant “El Emperador” and a supermarket a bank, post office, theaters, and two radio stations are also on the ground floor. (COCO and Radio Metropolitana) Various cafes situated around the perimeter of the site along a double-loaded corridor traversing the site from Calle M to N. Light filters to the interior corridor from openings in the podium. On the second floor (green in section diagram) is the administrative offices for the building.
FOCSA Building