Axis Towers

Basically, the Towers are designed as "city within a city." Their multipurpose set-up allows residents to live, work, and relax without having to leave the buildings. And like in every other city, there is always something happening. A public recreational area between the 147-metre-tall complex makes it a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists of the Georgian capital city.

Curving in opposite directions, the Axis Towers seem to rotate endlessly. One lined with dark glass and the other with white stone, both Towers share the same solid foundation. As the Tbilisi area is known for medium seismic activity, it makes sense to leave nothing to chance.

Sergey Suddya, design engineer for Elita Burji, explains his idea: “Axis Towers is a peculiar object, designed and built to withstand heavy wind loads and possible shocks. Logically, we wanted to achieve ideal insulation and shock-resistance levels.” Sergey and his team chose Reynaers Aluminium profiles set with double-glazed window panes to ensure ultimate safety.

Keep noise outside and bring daylight inside: with the right material, anything is possible. “The Towers feature the Reynaers Aluminium ConceptPatio 155-Lift & Slide (LS) sliding system built into the ConceptWall 50 façade solution - something that has never been done before,” comments Sergey. As a result, the large panes bring in tons of natural light, but keep the Georgian cold outside.

Featuring ConceptSystem 77 windows and doors on the inside as well, Axis Towers is one of our largest Georgian projects to date. Add up the intricate design, custom façade finish, and vibrant colours and you can see why this unique pair of skyscrapers is prone to make some heads turn.