Towering to a maximum height of 192 metres, the iconic US$350 million development will comprise three curving towers ranging from 34 to 39 stories and rising from a podium with an extensive roof garden (190m / 39 Residential Tower, a 160m / 37 Hotel Tower, and a 140m / 34 Office Tower) .
Located on a prime site in Baku and with views of the Caspian Sea, the mixed-use facility will be home to international high quality offices, a five star Fairmont hotel with a state-of-the art conference centre, flick restaurant, spa, and serviced apartments, as its prime attractions.
The towers are linked by centrally-located retail and leisure facilities, and will have a total built-up area of nearly 235,000 square meters with 1,200 basement car parking spaces. From the exterior on their impressive elevated site near the Azeri Parliament, the trio of towers will be shield-shaped in cross section and have a distinct look of three rising flames, a symbol from Azeri mythology., outdoor lunch patio and oasis areas.
The Flame Towers will not only serve as Azerbaijan’s most successful showcase of its progression to embrace Western international standards of construction and living, but they will also be an icon for other nations in the former Soviet Union (FSU) bloc to replicate whilst highlighting Azerbaijan’s leading status in the region.
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