“Neva Towers” is the flagship premium high-rise complex in Moscow City. The two towers, which vary in height, are connected by a four-story stylobate, forming a unified ensemble. The architectural concept was developed by the SPICH architectural firm under the leadership of Sergey Choban and Alexey Ilyin. Inspired by the classic skyscrapers of early 20th-century New York, the towers combine the lightness of glass facades with the solidity of natural stone.
“Neva Towers” has transformed the concept of living in Moscow City, becoming the most successful project in the history of this district. The stylobate covers an area of 7,000 square meters. Three finishing options are available: unfinished, pre-finished, and fully finished with Miele and Bosch furniture and appliances. The “Smart Home” system allows you to control the climate, lighting, and blinds via a mobile app.
“Neva Towers” became the first residential project in Russia to receive a certificate confirming that the building consumes 30% less energy and water compared to similar buildings. The complex was also named the winner of the “International Property Awards” as the world’s best high-rise residential complex. It is called a “metropolis within a metropolis”—a place where style is dictated by the architecture of skyscrapers and the fast-paced rhythm of city life.
