Residential architecture: This is Pininfarina tower designed in image and likeness of Cyprus

 

The interiors of this tower designed by Pininfarina allow the sea view from all apartments enhanced by the external glass walls making the sky and the sea entering into the apartments.

Following the success achieved by Pininfarina in the residential field, the internationally renowned design house unveiled Sixty6 Tower designed for Nikhi Group.

The Pininfarina Sixty6 will surge in Limassol, Cyprus, and will occupy a gross floor area of 10.000 sqm. The development will be carried out by Nikhi Group, one of the leading national players, and is planned to be completed by 2021.

The building is a 17-floors residential tower inspired by the layering of the sandstone cliffs, typical of Cyprus coasts, and by the history of the island, rich and unique thanks to the stratification of different cultures.

The goal of the Pininfarina architects was to conceive a new way to experience and enjoy the sea life through architecture and new technologies.

The elliptical shape of the building allows, in fact, the sea view from all the apartments enhanced by the external glass walls making the sky and the sea entering into the apartments. The spacious balconies, moreover, beyond permitting to enjoy the extraordinary Cyprus climate, represent both an aesthetic element giving personality to the project and a functional one as they control the solar radiation.

The building hosts three typical floors with an apartment of different dimensions and a luxurious penthouse enriched by gardens. The experience is completed by the possibility to enjoy a gym and a spa with an external swimming pool.

Pininfarina has over 600 projects developed along the years, the most recent in the Architecture and Interior Design in Turkey (Istanbul New Airport ATC Tower), United States (1100 Millecento luxury apartment building in Miami and luxury Beachwalk development in Hallandale Beach, Florida, Virginia Key Harbour & Marine Center in Miami), Argentina (nautic complexes Tifon Baigorria in Rosario and Tifon Tigre in Buenos Aires), Brazil (luxury condo Cyrela in Sao Paulo, Vitra and Yacht House, luxury skyscrapers in Balneario Camboriu).