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Sabancı Center is a complex of
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s which consists of two skyscrapers located close to the Büyükdere Avenue in
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district of
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. The third one is approved. Current tallest skyscraper of that complex is Akbank Tower.


Special features of the project

* 39-floor Akbank Headquarters tower * 34-floor Sabancı Holding tower * Conference Center have capacity up to 638 people * Three multi-use and audio-visual meeting rooms (up to 150+70+70) separated by
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* Sabancı Holding and Akbank Headquarter towers also have 7 meeting rooms. One of the meeting rooms has video conference system * Restaurants and cafeterias are capable of serving 2,500 people * VIP dining rooms * Breakfast and café service during day * Emergency ambulance service between 07:30 - 19:00 Monday - Saturday * Photocopy service * Branch bank * Dry cleaning service * Branch post office * Branch "Vista" travel agency office * 440-vehicle open and 36 vehicle closed car park * A total of 24 elevators in the towers, including two fire and eight express elevators * A fire warning, prevention, and intervention system that is compliance with international standards * An energy distribution system which permits flexible office set - up and design * Electrically commanded and controlled air-conditioning, and elevators * Electronic security and prevention systems that meet international standards * Modern, computer-aided building management * Centralized clock system * Card-controlled entrance and exit system * Sound, music, and individual location public address system * Inter floor document delivery via pneumatic tubes * Satellite and radio broadcasting * Economic energy use


Technical features of the project

* Construction type: Concrete * Construction site area: 20,475 m2 * Total construction area: 107,000 m2 * Construction height -/+ 0.00 nominal
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: 157.32 m * Excavation: 250,000 m2 * Pile retaining wall: 8,350 m2 * Molds (neo-mold system): 250,000 m2 * Reinforcing rods: 10,000 tons * Concrete: 70,000 m3 * Waterproofing: 27,000 m2 * Foundations: 18,000 m3 * Aluminum: 150 tons * Glass: 25,000 m2


See also

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List of tallest buildings in Istanbul Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey, and is the country's economic and social center. As of October 2020, the city is home to 47 skyscrapers (buildings at least tall), which is the most in Europe, as well as hundreds of high-rises. The ta ...


External links


Emporis Buildings Database - Sabancı Center
Office buildings completed in 1993 Sabancı family Beşiktaş Skyscrapers in Istanbul Twin towers Skyscraper office buildings in Turkey {{Turkey-struct-stub