Sky Towers (Cluj Napoca)

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Sky Towers
General information
StatusNever built
Location Cluj Napoca, Romania
CostUS$ 270,000,000
OwnerDamac
Height
Roof125 m (410 ft)
Technical details
Floor count32
Floor area150,000 m2 (1,600,000 sq ft)

Sky Towers is a canceled mixed complex project in Cluj Napoca. It had three buildings of 32 floors each and a total surface for all three buildings of 150,000 m2.

The first tower was structured as a 4 star hotel up to the 16th floor and the rest of the building is a 3 star hotel. The second building was an office building, and the third tower houses residential units smaller than 200 m2.

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