Следим за ходом строительства офисного квартала Stone Towers.Квартал состоит из четырех офисных зданий: каждый корпус отличается цветом материала

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Следим за ходом строительства офисного квартала Stone Towers.

Квартал состоит из четырех офисных зданий: каждый корпус отличается цветом материала, высотой и геометрией пилонов. При этом проект воспринимается целостно за счет повторяющейся структуры фасадов и общего благоустройства.

Два центральных корпуса соединены общим стилобатом, формируя площадь с арт-объектом «Ангел».

Фото: Анастасия Самойлова
Девелопер: STONE

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