Federation Tower explores the story of Moscow's iconic skyscraper, examining its architectural innovation and symbolic representation of Russia's resurgence. The book delves into the historical context of skyscraper construction in Russia, detailing previous attempts and the political and economic climates that shaped them. It also examines the architectural designs, the engineering challenges overcome, and the aesthetic considerations that led to its distinctive twin-tower form. The book highlights the intense competition among European cities to erect the tallest buildings, which reflects broader geopolitical and economic rivalries. The book analyzes the Federation Tower as a pivotal moment in Russia's modern history, embodying the nation's ambitions for economic prosperity, technological advancement, and international recognition. Beginning with the historical and architectural context, the book progresses through design and construction phases, highlighting innovations and challenges. It culminates in an examination of the tower's impact on Moscow's urban landscape and its legacy as a symbol of national pride. This approach provides a comprehensive understanding of the tower's significance beyond its physical presence.
