SLOVAKIA First Slovak skyscraper arrives
Residentialschedule 12 September 2022
The residential skyscraper forms part of JTRE’s city-forming Eurovea 2 riverside development
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The construction of the Eurovea Tower residential building in Bratislava will reach the 44th floor this week and, at a height of more than 150m, will become Slovakia’s first skyscraper.
Construction work on the project began in early 2020. It is already the tallest building in Slovakia. In November, when the shell-stage is expected to be completed, it will reach its greatest height – 168m. According to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), this means that Bratislava will be the 201st city in the world to have a skyscraper (Warsaw already has eleven buildings of over 150m).
The construction of Eurovea Tower and the extension of Eurovea is on schedule, des
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