Zunda Towers is a pair of cylindrical glass towers in Riga, Latvia, in front of the Zunds Canal. F.L.Tadao & Lukševics designed the buildings, and Helmut Jahn designed the facade. SPI Group, headed by Yuri Shefler, was a main proponent, but the article names no owner. The project began in 2004, and the towers were completed in 2017. The complex was renamed from Z-Towers after 2022. The article names no style.
The taller tower is 123 m (404 feet) and the second is 117 m (384 feet). Each has 30 stories, joined at the base by five publicly accessible floors. The complex has 336 apartments, 10,000 square meters of office space and parking for 700 cars.
It was originally planned as a hotel managed by Starwood. The cost was more than €250 million.
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