Riverside Twin Towers

A scarce riverfront landmark, engineered to a feasibility-grade spine.

A twin-tower, mixed-use development on a rare 94-metre stretch of the Mekong — Grade-A offices and a five-star hotel in one tower, fully river-facing residences in the other, over a media-façade retail podium. The constraint of a slender site is converted into the product's defining advantage.

Two towers, one composition.

The programme is stacked for value and brand: offices low, hotel high in the west tower; a full stack of river-facing residences crowned by a sky-amenity world in the east. A low planted garden bridge links them just above the podium; sculpted crowns lean toward one another to frame a gateway over the river.

Feasibility, in figures.

Every figure traces to a single canonical model — change an input and the whole schedule re-derives. Concept / feasibility stage; figures are stated assumptions to be confirmed.

Orbit the development.

A live 3D model drawn to the master-plan geometry — colour-coded by use, with a level selector and a day / sunset lighting toggle. The low garden bridge and the leaning gateway crowns, exactly as designed.

Explore the towers.

Select a tower and a residence or suite to see its area, aspect and the matching dimensioned plan. Every home faces the river.

Amenities among the crowns.

A phased path to handover.

Substructure and podium first, the residential tower brought on early for cash flow, then the office-and-hotel tower and fit-out.

Stated, and changeable.

This is a concept / feasibility master plan — not construction documents. Key planning parameters are presented openly as assumptions for the architect-of-record and authorities to confirm.