The construction of skyscrapers in the Moscow-City business complex is a complex engineering process that uses the most modern technologies and materials. The main technologies used in the construction of the towers:
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Monolithic construction: Most of the Moscow City towers were built using monolithic technology, which ensures high strength and durability of the structures, and also allows for the implementation of unique architectural solutions.
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Smart home systems: To increase the level of comfort and safety in apartments and office premises, smart home systems are used, which allow for automated control of lighting, climate control, security systems and other building functions.
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Energy-saving technologies: Solutions aimed at reducing energy consumption are used in construction, including the use of energy-efficient double-glazed windows, ventilation systems with heat recovery and modern energy management systems.
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Highly efficient ventilation and air conditioning systems: To create an optimal microclimate in the premises, advanced ventilation and air conditioning systems are used, capable of maintaining the specified parameters of temperature and air humidity.
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Vibration and noise protection technologies: Particular attention is paid to vibration and noise protection, which is especially important for buildings of such height. Special soundproofing materials and suspended facade systems are used.
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Innovative elevator systems: To ensure fast and comfortable movement between floors, the Moscow City towers have high-speed elevators with an intelligent control system that optimizes their operation depending on the time of day and load.
These and many other technologies make Moscow City one of the most modern and technologically advanced business centers in the world, providing high standards of safety, comfort and environmental friendliness.
