The Mika Twin Towers, designed for residential use, are built on a 5,843 m² plot and encompass a total built-up area of over 50,000 m². The two towers are elegantly connected by suspended floors that function as bridges, showcasing a bold and dynamic architectural concept. This innovative structural connection exemplifies a sophisticated interplay between design and engineering.
Beyond their technical and structural significance, the Mika Twin Towers hold a distinguished place in the cityscape through their aesthetic presence and visual identity. The project stands as a rare example of the seamless integration of functionality, artistic expression, and architectural creativity in contemporary urban design.
Name: Mika Twin Towers
Land area: 5,843 m²
Built-up area: 50,000 m²
Type: Residential
Structure & MEP: Mika Engineering Department
Entrance Lighting Design
The entrance area of the project is illuminated by custom-designed lighting fixtures, characterized by circular forms and interlocking ring patterns. These luminaires were exclusively designed and manufactured by NEXO specifically for this project, ensuring full harmony with the scale, geometry, and architectural language of the towers.
In addition to providing soft and uniform illumination, these fixtures are crafted using high-quality European components and durable materials designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, guaranteeing long-lasting performance and reliability. Their carefully engineered installation adds a layer of artistic expression and sophistication, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere at the very threshold of the building.
The integration of light and form in this space not only serves a functional lighting purpose but also contributes a distinct aesthetic identity to the project—ensuring that the towers’ nighttime presence is just as striking and memorable as their appearance by day.
