Eskişehir Road Mixed-Use Towers
Two 42-storey towers on Ankara’s western axis: offices below, homes above, twin cores per tower.
The towers rise with a self-climbing system: cores lead and slabs follow three floors behind, giving an average cycle of six working days per floor.
The envelope is a unitised curtain wall; panels are factory-made and set by monorail without cranes. Four tower cranes and two hoists operate on site at the same time.
On site this week
- Start
- March 2025
- Expected completion
- April 2028
- Remaining
- 18 months
- Last update
- 2 October 2026 (3 days ago)
Work packages
- Excavation and foundations%100
- Structural frame%71
- Façade and glazing%22
- Mechanical services%30
- Electrical services%26
- Finishes and interiors%6
- Landscaping and external works%0
Planned / actual
Site diary
Tower A core reaches level 31
The climbing form was raised to level 31. Crane operations paused for two hours in the afternoon as wind exceeded 50 km/h.
212 on site Windy, 14°CTower B transfer level formwork
Formwork and shoring for the 2.4 m deep transfer beam between office and residential floors is complete and was inspected by the structural engineer.
205 on site Sunny, 18°CFirst unitised façade panels on site
The first 120 façade panels arrived and installation began on levels 5–12. Each panel is numbered and logged on delivery.
198 on site Clear, 22°CCar-park roof waterproofing
Liquid-applied waterproofing and protective screed were completed on the car-park roof below the central plaza.
190 on site Hot, 28°CFourth tower crane erected
A fourth crane with a 60 m jib was erected on Tower B’s east side; load testing and operator induction were completed.
184 on site Sunny, 30°C
Ankara / Çankaya
Map location is indicative.
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