Blue is the colour that defines them, as if it
were a sign of evolution, transmitting values with which the foursome is identified:
knowledge, transparency, quality, innovation, sustainability and efficiency.
These are the Kianda Towers, watched over by the traditional mermaid of the
Island of Luanda, adding charisma to the concept. It’s true, one of Luanda’s
largest office developments is taking form in the lower part of the city, on
the waterfront frontline, close to major public and private companies and the
National Bank. It is impossible to remain indifferent to the magnitude of the
112,000 square metres making up the Kianda buildings, which, between 2009 and
2010, were on the verge of becoming a luxury five-star hotel. The idea didn’t
go ahead, and eventually a hybrid function was thought of, operating in the
housing sector and, at the same time, as office space. But once again, this
idea didn’t go far. The market dictates the rules of the game and, at the time,
the ‘cry’ of the real estate market spoke louder. This is how the idea of
offices and shopping arcades came about, as part of a project with a keen eye for
market needs, which strives for constant development and evolution. With
inspiring views to the sea, the business sector intends to settle down within
these monumental buildings to invest in the financial and oil sectors and other
large national and international companies, although this will have to wait
until May 2023, when the construction work is scheduled to be completed.
Sociedade Panservice, SA, is the developer and promoter, and is in charge of
several well-known companies in the market.
Project with a keen eye for market needs
Project with a keen eye for market needs
