Prime Park Offices
Group Dyer Designs Office Tower on Leningradsky Avenue
A premium-class office building
Moscow has been undergoing a massive programme of urban renewal before the pandemic to make the city more liveable and this rapid growth triggered a boom in the development of new premium-class office buildings and offices serving these companies.
Part of a larger mixed-use urban quarter, the Prime Park complex is recognized as one of Moscow’s top developments, combining offices, residential towers, and extensive green areas.
Racing to meet the rising demand
As developers and architects have been racing to meet the rising demand for modern office spaces in recent years, Dyer has been responsible for numerous breakthrough developments in the capital of Russia. By looking at these you’ll see that they are more gifted than some of the largest corporations and they have an enormous appetite to leave their mark on contemporary architecture.
Minimalism with high-tech solutions
The rounded tower, created by the multi-award-winning British architectural studio, combined minimalism with hi-tech solutions, glass and metal lamellas with natural stone materials. With its 19 floors, the building has cafes, recreational areas, dining rooms, open terraces and an underground garage with 185 parking spaces.
As the concept was part of the large Prime Park complex, the new business centre was designed to harmonize perfectly with the existing pedestrian paths, parks, and the nearby residential and commercial buildings currently under construction. The wider project spans over 377,000 m² with 9 towers of up to 150 meters, residential units, a school, and daycare centers, positioning the complex as a distinct and vibrant urban node near central Moscow.
Years after our renderings were made, Dyer Group adapted the initial office tower design to meet evolving market demands by reinventing and converting the site into a residential tower, reflecting broader trends in the real estate market toward flexible mixed-use development.
