| TV5 Skyscraper | |
| Native Name: | TV5 soliter ТВ5 солитер |
| Former Names: | Varteks Skyscraper |
| Status: | built |
| Location: | ,  Serbia |
| Address: | Zoran Đinđić boulevard |
| Start Date: | 1972 |
| Completion Date: | 1973 |
| Destruction Date: | --> |
| Floor Count: | 25 |
| Parking: | yes |
| Building Type: | Residential building |
| Architectural Style: | Socialist modernism |
| Tip: | 91 m |
| Unit Count: | --> |
| Material: | Concrete |
TV5 Skyscraper is the tallest building in Niš, Serbia and the tallest building in Serbia outside Belgrade.
TV5 Skyscraper is one of ten buildings built along the Boulevard of Doctor Zoran Djindjic, called 'Yellow Skyscrapers'. Their construction was financed by the Yugoslav People's Army.
Construction started in 1972 and the first 6 months of construction drained water from the land. During the next 6 months, this building was built. The migration started in December 1973. When completed, it became the second-tallest building in Serbia. The only higher building was the Ušće Tower. This building was dedicated to veterans from the Second World War. Shortly after the construction, Varteks store moved to the ground floor and the first three floors, and the building was named for the store, mainly because of the luminous advertising on the roof. Simpo from Vranje occupied another part of the building and Šipad opened.
A few years after that, NTV TV5 moved to the last four floors and set up its luminous advertising. Then this building got the nickname TV5, that is, Petica. The studio of this television was in this building until 2009, after which it was transferred to the Kalca shopping center in Niš.[1]