Every story I could find on this went back to the original Spanish story of July 20th, 2013
http://economia.elpais.com/economia/2013/07/20/actualidad/1374340685_911593.htmlThere are a few other articles in English that give a few real details but most of the reports are short on detail and just repeating the joke.
My Spanish is VERY sketchy, but what I get out of this is that it doesn't have working elevators above the 20th floor, which was the originally planned top floor, now raised to 47 floors. It sounds like the shafts are there but new lifting gear is needed for the additional height and there may not be enough room to install it.
Google translate comes up with this...
"In January 2012, a new surprise was not taken into account the elevator shaft, as is well seen in the promotional designs which consist not typical rooftop spaces dedicated to lifting engines. "The space was calculated for a 20-storey block," tell the same sources. And last May, the culmination, the architects of the project directors (Pérez Guerra's office and RADUAN Olcina and Architects) resigned. They have chosen to remain silent"
