Gazprom Center, Minsk

The Gazprom Center is an office complex in Minsk with a 189 meter tower and eight additional buildings at the intersection of Nezavisimosti Avenue and Filimonova Street. The development spans roughly 8 hectares and houses office spaces, a hotel, conference facilities, a medical center, sports areas, and retail zones.

Construction of the Gazprom Center started in 2016 following a presidential decree and investment agreement that established Gazprom's regional presence. The project was part of a broader economic initiative to strengthen the gas infrastructure in Belarus.

The complex layout represents a gas flame through its varying building heights, symbolizing the connection between architecture and the energy sector. Visitors can notice how the structures are arranged to create this visual metaphor when walking around the site.

The complex sits at a main traffic intersection and is easily accessible, with adequate spaces for pedestrians and vehicles around the grounds. Visitors should note that it is a mixed-use site and some areas may not be open to the public.

The facades feature LED modules that create dynamic light displays, making the building appear different depending on the time of day. Additionally, the complex includes an advanced water reclamation system that contributes to its sustainability.