SLOVAKIA Alto launches Sky Park arch-comp
Architecture and urban planningschedule 20 September 2023
Around 61,600 sqm gba is to be built on the 1.5 ha plot
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Alto Real Estate, the owner of the Sky Park complex in Bratislava, has launched an architectural competition for its further development on an adjacent plot.
The company, which was founded by a former partner of the original developer of Sky Park, Penta Investments, acquired part of Penta’s property portfolio (including Sky Park) in H1 2022 for around EUR 300 mln – that year’s biggest investment deal in Slovakia.
Sky Park, which is located close to Bratislava’s dockland area, will eventually also comprise four residential towers (the fourth is currently under construction) designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, along with the Sky
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