Capital City

A TOWERING SUCCESS

Moscow’s skyline is seeing a dramatic change. Europe’s tallest building, the 73-story Moscow Tower, has been built as part of the new Moscow International Business Center, or Moscow-City. Employees and residents alike have a prime view of the impressive Russian capital.

Description

Moscow-City is a massive undertaking. This city within a city comprises 19 multi-purpose complexes creating nearly four million square meters of new real estate. The Capital City project, the first to be completed out of the 20 projects that make up Moscow-City, includes the 73-story Moscow Tower and its 62-story companion, Saint Petersburg Tower. Capital City is an elegant combination of luxury and function at the heart of Moscow just four kilometers from the Kremlin. High-scale apartments fill the middle and upper segments of the 62 and 73-story twin towers of Capital City. The lower portions of the buildings house office space and a retail center, in addition to a full spa and numerous restaurants, bars and cafés. With its multi-story base and two skyscrapers, Capital City is a massive building by any standards. For KONE Russia, it has been the biggest project to date both in size and number of elevators. A total of 50 elevators and six escalators were installed to ensure smooth flow of people throughout this multifaceted complex.

#Elevators
#Escalators & Autowalks
#Europe
#New equipment
#Office
#People flow intelligence

Building facts

Multi-purpose buildings: residential, offices and retail
2 towers: 73 and 62 stories
Maximum speed: 7 m/s
General Contractor: Ant Yapi (Turkey)
Architect: NBBJ (Seattle and Moscow offices)
Engineer: Arup (UK)
Developer: Capital Group (Russia)

KONE solutions

35 KONE MonoSpace® Special elevators
6 KONE MiniSpace™ elevators
5 KONE TranSys™ freight elevators
4 KONE DoubleDeck elevators
6 KONE ECO3000™ escalators
KONE Destination control system

CHALLENGES	SOLUTIONS
To take full control and responsibility of all equipment installations as opposed to being a basic maintenance provider handling service	24/7 first and second line call out support on site for all types of equipment, and when needed, off-site second line support for equipment other than elevators and escalators Complete open book policy with customer with regular short and long-term planning Single line of communication to Schiphol management through account management structure with tightly integrated site manager and project leaders

CHALLENGES

SOLUTIONS

To take full control and responsibility of all equipment installations as opposed to being a basic maintenance provider handling service

24/7 first and second line call out support on site for all types of equipment, and when needed, off-site second line support for equipment other than elevators and escalators
Complete open book policy with customer with regular short and long-term planning
Single line of communication to Schiphol management through account management structure with tightly integrated site manager and project leaders