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Slovakia’s First Skyscraper on Drawing Boards
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A 168-m-tall tower with 46 above-ground stories is planned by J&T Real Estate on the Danube River in Bratislava, Slovakia, The Slovak Spectator reported. Part of an expansion of the Eurovea mixed-use development, it would be the nation’s first skyscraper. Eurovea 2 would have a total of six structures housing additional retail, residential, parking, public and office space. The tallest building would be close to the Apollo Bridge, with the overall expansion bringing Eurovea’s footprint to 2.3 ha. Also planned is a connection to the planned New Lido riverfront recreation area.
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