Moscow International Business Centre is a business district in Presnensky District of Moscow. Located approximately 4 kilometres east of Red Square, the contemporary cluster of skyscrapers shows the future skyline of Moscow. In total, when completed, there will be 25 towers each housing businesses, offices and private residences. In addition, the business centre will provide a subterranean shopping complex, entertainment venues, dining areas and a high-speed metro network.

Central Core comprises three buildings. They consist of both underground and above ground facilities. Three subway stations operate from Central Core, one offering a high-speed service connecting to Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo airports. A shopping centre will enable business workers to browse during their lunch breaks and dine in one of the eateries on site. One of the most architecturally striking structures is Evolution Tower. Each floor is twisted by several degrees in relation to the preceding one, providing a futuristic, DNA related structure. The design was based on the use of spiral work in early Russian architecture and the DNA structure symbolising connection between generations. It will become one of Moscow’s prominent modern landmarks. Another tower worth seeking out is the smaller Imperia Tower. The interior houses apartments, tourist accommodations and business space. The higher floors have panoramic views of the Moscow River, the Kremlin and many city parks. Perhaps the most unusual skyscrapers are in The City of Capitals Complex. The two towers of Moscow and St. Petersburg are constructed in a glass building block fashion, which to the onlooker, seem out of alignment. They are eye-catching and unusual, once again representing the changing face of Moscow. The upper levels contain a large entertainment complex, along with office suites and apartments. On the lower levels, visitors will find a shopping mall, fitness centre, restaurants and presentation halls. Federation Tower is an innovative, sleek offering. The building is commonly used for sightseeing, advertising and extreme sports. Each building is so unique and structurally diverse it is worth exploring every one of them.

Moscow International Business Centre is easy to navigate as the 25 buildings will be interlinked by walkways and underground passageways. High-speed metro services serving the complex can transport visitors to and from the airports and throughout Moscow. The business centre can be reached from central Moscow and Red Square by bus, metro, taxi or Uber. Alternatively, visitors feeling energetic can walk here in just over an hour.

Moscow International Business Centre showcases the future of Russian architecture and the changing landscape of today’s Russian cities. The complex will, when completed house 25 skyscrapers, incorporating business space, accommodations, shops, entertainment venues and restaurants.