Sep 25 2008
ThyssenKrupp Elevator is demonstrating its technological know-how in Russia and Ukraine. The company has won a contract to supply a total of ten TWIN systems, 19 conventional elevators and three escalators for the new Mercury City Tower in Moscow, Russia. The 380-meter-tall multifunctional building is part of the new Moscow City district and will offer residential, office, retail and leisure space. The TWINs will transport passengers to a height of 185 meters at speeds of up to seven meters per second. A total of 15 high-rises are being built in the new district of the Russian capital, including the Moscow Federation Tower, which will also be equipped among other things with 22 TWIN elevators from ThyssenKrupp Elevator.
First TWIN elevators in Ukraine
ThyssenKrupp Elevator is supplying a total of 14 TWIN systems with 28 cabs as well as twelve conventional elevators for the new Mirax Plaza in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. The two-tower complex with residential, retail and office units will be the country's tallest building at 192 meters when completed. The elevators will have a maximum rise of 182 meters and serve up to 45 stops. The top speed for the TWIN cabs is six meters per second. Completion of tower A is scheduled for the end of 2009.
140 installations for new terminal at Vnukovo International Airport
ThyssenKrupp Elevator is to exclusively supply 41 elevators, 54 escalators and 38 moving walks for the new terminal A of Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow. Seven passenger boarding bridges have also been ordered by the Russian client. The new 250,000 square meter terminal will be the centerpiece of the airport and is designed to handle 20 million passengers a year.
A total of 27 panoramic elevators will be installed in the two-section glass complex. The design of the escalators will also stand out: Transparent safety-glass balustrades and energy-efficient LED lighting will provide a pleasant and attractive atmosphere. The moving walks will transport travelers quickly and safely through the 360 and 520 meter halls to the gates.