In the centre of the city of Tbilisi, the two impressive King David towers stretch up towards the sky. The mixed-use complex consists of a business centre, a hotel and restaurants, as well as high-end apartments with a spa area and swimming pool.
| Gebouwtype | Wijk en gemengd gebruik |
| Productgebieden | Ramen Deuren Gevels Schuifdeuren |
| Schüco-systemen | ASS 50 FWS 50 AWS 65 ASS 70.HI ADS 65 HD |
| Kenmerken | Nieuwbouw |
| Locatie | Tbilisi, Georgia |
| Voltooiing | 2020 |
| Architecten | Fr. Nino Ghoghoberidze |
| Gespecialiseerd bedrijf | Schüco International KG Representative Office Georgia |
| Informatie over de afbeeldingen | © Schüco International KG |
The Georgian capital of Tbilisi is located in Transcaucasia on the border between Europe and Asia.In addition to traditional constructions, magnificent Art Nouveau buildings and modernist Soviet structures, the cityscape is also characterised by numerous high-rise buildings. The King David towers are particularly striking because of their height and appearance. The load-bearing structure consists of a monolithic, reinforced concrete frame with rigid joints and cores in the centre of the building, which fulfil the wind load requirements and necessary earthquake protection. The floor-to-ceiling glazing captures the breathtaking panorama, which stretches all the way up to the snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus.
