Port Baku Towers, Modern skyscraper complex in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Port Baku Towers is a modern complex of two glass-clad high-rises positioned along Neftchilar Avenue near the waterfront. The buildings contain premium office spaces, retail shops, restaurants, and an international spa facility.

Construction began in 2006 under PASHA Construction LLC and finished in 2011 as part of Baku's major urban transformation. The project marked the city's shift toward modern commercial development along the waterfront.

The complex takes its name from the seaport it borders on Neftchilar Avenue; the port itself is being moved from the city centre to Sumgait, and Port Baku Towers, together with Port Baku residence and The Crescent Development Project, is the first architectural project planned for the vacated port land. The podium holds retail outlets, restaurants, cafés and an international spa and wellness centre used by office workers and visitors.

The two towers stand at different heights and are clearly visible from the harbor area. Access is from Neftchilar Avenue, and the complex offers extensive parking for visitors and workers.

The South Tower's triangular prism shape makes it look like a flat rectangle from east or west, cylindrical from the north, and two converging faces from the south. Its upper floors taper gradually, reducing structural beams and giving the blue facade high reflectivity by day and crystal-like transparency at night.