Demidov skyscraper, Modern skyscraper in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
The Demidov skyscraper is a 34-story tower built with glass and steel that rises 130 meters above the city. It houses office and commercial spaces throughout its height, creating a mixed-use structure in the downtown area.
Construction started in 2006 during a period when Yekaterinburg was expanding its modern business districts. The completion of the tower reflected the city's ambition to develop contemporary office infrastructure.
The building takes its name from a prominent industrial family from the city's past, serving as a symbol of contemporary economic growth. It shapes the downtown skyline and reflects how the city has evolved into a major business hub.
The tower is easily accessible with public entrances serving both visitors and business traffic. The surrounding area has parking options and good connections to public transportation.
The tower ranks among the three tallest structures in Yekaterinburg's growing skyline, making it a prominent landmark when exploring downtown. Its height serves as an easily recognizable reference point from many parts of the city.
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