“OM on Letnaya” is a business-class residential complex developed by OM Development in Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo, on the site of the former Tushino Airfield between Volokolamsk Highway, Skhodnaya, and the Moskva River. The project is preparing to launch sales; the developer has not yet published official specifications. According to preliminary renderings, the complex consists of four tower blocks on a shared stylobate, to be built in two construction phases.
The architecture was designed by Sergey Choban’s SPICH architectural firm. The towers, with their complex facade contours and twisted effect, change their silhouette depending on the viewing angle; their architectural design is recognizable from afar. The materials create a striking contrast: the upper sections of the facade will be clad with metallic panels in shades of gold and silver, while the stylobate housing commercial spaces will feature brick-effect tiles.
The main feature of the tallest tower is a floating garden on floors 28–31. Residents will have access to this space, which features a lounge, an observation deck, and relaxation areas; panoramic windows offer views of the city and the Moskva River. Down below, a courtyard garden will be laid out with paths, flower beds, playgrounds, and sports fields; each building will have its own recreational areas. Cars will be parked in the underground garage.
A place steeped in history: the buildings will be constructed on the site of a former airfield, and the street is named in memory of the Tushino Airfield. It’s a 12-minute walk to “Skhodnya Riverbank” Park—just a short stroll before dinner. It’s an 18-minute walk to the “Tushinskaya” metro station on the Taganskaya–Krasnopresnenskaya Line—roughly two thousand steps—and MCD-2 trains also stop there. “Spartak” is 20 minutes away—just a little farther than “Tushinskaya.” The cost, price, and completion dates for the towers will be announced in the project declaration.
