French development group Bouygues Construction said on Thursday it has won contracts for the development of two skyscrapers in Switzerland and Russia. The projects, worth a total of EUR 185 mln, will involve the construction of the Prime Tower west of Zurich and a residential complex in Russia. At an height of 216 metres, the Swiss skyscraper will be the highest structure in the country. The work will be carried out by a joint venture of Bouygues' Losinger unit and Karl Steiner. Construction costs are estimated at EUR 165 mln.
French development group Bouygues Construction said on Thursday it has won contracts for the development of two skyscrapers in Switzerland and Russia. The projects, worth a total of EUR 185 mln, will involve the construction of the Prime Tower west of Zurich and a residential complex in Russia. At an height of 216 metres, the Swiss skyscraper will be the highest structure in the country. The work will be carried out by a joint venture of Bouygues' Losinger unit and Karl Steiner. Construction costs are estimated at EUR 165 mln.
In Russia, Bouygues' unit Bouyguesstroï has signed a EUR 136 mln contract to develop a 215-metre high luxury residential complex in Ekaterinbourg, in the Urals region. Both projects are scheduled to be completed within three years.
