In Tower L, an office space is sold (No. L-1604). Shell and Core. Fasad towers - in a traditional STONE architecturalistic stylist outside time, the stylobat will be done in the black border with a vitrine glazing, and the office with windows on the floor in the light tones. With the increased glazing area within the office space, an optimal level of natural lighting is envisaged. The new business centre has a well-developed transport infrastructure: underground parking for residents and guest land, as well as areas for micromobility - bicycles and self-catars. The project provides for electrical chargers and a part of the parking space will be allocated to cars, which is particularly relevant to the modern megapolis. The Basis architectural bureau will develop the concept of upgrading for the STONE Lenin business centre. The main task assigned to the team is the harmonious integration of the office project into the complex plate of the rail and the urban tissue. " The STONE Business Centre Architecture of Leninsk continues in a collateral solution for public spaces. Two lobbies will be filled in light tones, and the trade gallery connecting them is dark. Together, they work in contrast, and they do not contradict each other and create a comfortable environment for residents.” The Chief Architect of Moscow, Sergei Kuznetsov, spoke. STONE Leninsky's premier business centre is one of the first quality business centres in Leninsky in the past 10 years. The object is two modern office towers, a club 12-story S tower and a 23-story L tower, combined with a functional stylobat, with its own developed infrastructure. In a two-tier stylobat, which is in the black border with vitine glazing, all the necessary infrastructure will be located, including: commercial premises, café, restaurants, staff dining rooms, pharmacies, fitness studios, ATMs. STONE Leninsky ' s external environment requires multiformal zoning: open green launge terras, where open air, rest and swing spaces are provided, at the ground level, summer restaurants and cafes.
