New Moscow City Tower to Become the Capital’s Tallest

A new tower approximately 400 meters tall is planned for the Moscow City district. The office building will be Moscow's tallest and will stand at the northwestern end of the Bagration Bridge, symmetrically opposite the Tower 2000 building.

According to the developer, the skyscraper will be the final element of the Moscow City complex integrated into its underground retail and transport infrastructure. The building's total floor area will be 196,000 square meters.

The architectural concept by SPEECH is based on the suprematist architecture of Kazimir Malevich, characterized by straight lines and simple geometric forms. Open terraces will offer panoramic views of the Moscow River and the City towers.

Floors 35 and 36 will feature a two-level Sky Lobby with a café, event hall, observation deck, and transfer area for upper floors. Six levels of underground parking are planned. The skyscraper will also house fine-dining restaurants, food malls, a fitness center with a pool featuring 50-meter lanes, a spa complex, and service facilities.

The complex will have high-quality Class A engineering systems, including powerful air exchange equipment and intelligent building management systems. The movement of 114 high-speed elevators, with illuminated cars in glazed shafts, will create a dynamic pattern on the business center's exterior. On the third floor, the office complex will connect to the Bagration Bridge.

A distinctive architectural feature will be a “waterfall of light,” created by panoramic glazing along the elevator shafts up to the Sky Lobby and continued through double-height atriums on the office floors.

The new project by Hals-Development will be the last building in the Moscow City business district integrated into the shared underground area, with access to the Vystavochnaya and Delovoy Tsentr metro stations. Commissioning of the business center is scheduled for 2030.

source:dwgformat.ru