Skyscraper · Azerbaijan

How much did Flame Towers cost to build?

The Flame Towers are the three flame-shaped skyscrapers of about 182 to 190 m above Baku, Azerbaijan, with a Fairmont hotel, residential and office towers and an LED facade, owned by Azinko Development, designed by HOK, built by the design-build contractor DIA Holdings with Hill International as project manager, begun in 2007 and completed in 2012. A Sherwin-Williams case study gives the estimated investment cost as 210 million pounds, or 350 million dollars.

Published project estimate

$350 million

Cost basis: 2012

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Basis of the published figure

Published project estimate2012
e-architect.com

Project record

Timeline

  1. 2007

    Construction started

    industrial.sherwin-williams.com

  2. 2012

    Completed

    industrial.sherwin-williams.com

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