New Belgrade tower to get 104-meter twin

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Ground will be broken this month for a 104-meter tower, located next to the BC Usce office building in New Belgrade, the daily Politika writes.

The permit for the 22-floor building, Usce Tower II, has been issued, the newspaper learned on Tuesday from the Ministry of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure.

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This means thatthe last hurdle for MPC Properties, co-owned by Petar Matic, has been removed, the report said, adding that the building will house offices, a restaurant, a cafe, and a bank.

According to the company’s website, the 22,000 square meter A+ class office building will have two level underground garage for 750 parking places, and will be the same height as the existing twin Tower I (BC Usce).

Source; B92

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