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Spine Tower
Interactive map of the Spine Tower area
General information
Status	Completed
Type	Office
Location	Maslak, Istanbul, Turkey
Coordinates	41°06′39″N 29°01′23″E / 41.11083°N 29.02306°E / 41.11083; 29.02306
Estimated completion	2014
Cost	150.000.000 $
Height
Antenna spire	211 m (692 ft)
Roof	202 m (663 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	47 (above ground) 9 (below ground) 56 (total)
Design and construction
Architect	İki Design Group
Developer	Soma Holding
Website
https://www.spine-tower.com/

The Spine Tower is a office skyscraper in the Maslak district of Istanbul, Turkey. Built between 2011 and 2014, the tower stands at 211 m (692 ft) with 47 floors and is the current 10th tallest building in Istanbul.

Designed by İki Design Group, Spine Tower is a masterpiece of modern engineering, characterized by its unique "spine-like" curved silhouette that stands as a beacon of luxury in the Maslak business district. Standing at a structural height of 202 meters (reaching 211 meters with its tip), the building is composed of a massive reinforced concrete core wrapped in a high-tech glass and steel facade.

The tower features a total of 47 floors above ground and is designed with a mixed-use concept that seamlessly blends business and high-end living. The lower floors are dedicated to A-class office spaces with large floor plates, while the upper floors—from the 30th floor upwards—house ultra-luxury Spine Residences, offering 360-degree panoramic views of the Bosphorus, the Black Sea, and the Belgrade Forest.

One of its defining features is the 9-floor basement, which includes one of the deepest parking and technical facility structures in Istanbul. The tower rises from a podium that hosts premium social amenities, including a fitness center, a private lounge, and high-end meeting rooms. The building’s aerodynamic, circular form is not just aesthetic; it was engineered to minimize wind load, ensuring structural stability at great heights.

Category:Skyscraper Category:Skyscrapers in Istanbul Category:Buildings and structures in Istanbul Category:Buildings and structures completed in 2014 Category:Office buildings completed in 2014 Category:Office buildings in Turkey Category:21st-century architecture in Turkey