Eurovea Tower, the tallest building in Slovakia, is rising in Bratislava by the Danube and has now reached 125m.
By the end of 2022, Eurovea will be with the 47 floors and 168m and the first skyscraper in the country, developer JTRE announced.
Construction of Eurovea’s extension began at the end of 2019. Early 2020 saw the drilling of piles, the first crane was added in spring, and a key milestone came in September when the foundation slab of the skyscraper was concreted over three days.
“Eurovea Tower is already clearly visible on Bratislava’s skyline. The nearby area has a grouping of 100- to 115m towers, constituting a compelling “115 wall”. The coming months will see this 168m skyscraper reach above this wall, and define views of the modern city centre,” says Pavel Pelikán, Executive Director of JTRE.
Since day one, the skyscraper has attracted strong interest both from the general public and buyers. With an immediate and overwhelming interest in apartments, most are already sold. “I consider the most valued and most valuable Bratislava apartment living to be that connected to the water, namely the Danube embankment. Added value is walking-distance connections with the city centre’s wide range of services, facilities, culture and gastronomy,” adds Pelikán.
In addition to the skyscraper, the Eurovea 2 project also includes an extension of the Eurovea shopping centre (25,000sq m or retail space), the Riverside residence (8 floors, 97 residences), the Pribinova X (18,000sq m of leasable office space), administrative buildings and underground garages. The completion is planned for next year.
