Slovakia Bratislava’s highest Christmas tree
Residentialschedule 01 December 2022
The skyscraper is scheduled for completion in 2023
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Slovak developer J&T Real Estate (JTRE) has topped out its Eurovea Tower skyscraper project, which forms part of its large-scale Eurovea 2 city-forming development in Bratislava. At 168m it is the tallest building in Slovakia.
A Christmas tree has been installed on the roof instead of the traditional topping-off symbol. It has taken 24 months for the construction work to reach this stage. Only the crown, the façade on the upper five floors, and the residential interiors are still to be finished. The completion of the building is scheduled for next summer
Building a skyscraper is a very dynamic process. While we’re laying the parquet floors on the first residential levels, we’re still pouring conc
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