Sabancı Center

Akbank Tower
Akbank Tower
	Headquarters of Sabancı Center in Büyükdere Avenue, Istanbul
General information
Status	Completed
Type	Office
Location	Levent, Istanbul, Turkey
Opening	1993; 31 years ago
Height
Roof	158 m (518 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	39
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Haluk Tümay, Ayhan Böke
Developer	Koray Holding

Sabancı Center is a office skyscraper complex which consists of two skyscrapers located close to the Büyükdere Avenue in Beşiktaş district of Istanbul, Turkey. The third one is approved. Current tallest skyscraper of that complex is Akbank Tower.

Name	Height m (ft)	Floors	Completed	Status
Akbank Tower	158 (518)	39	1993	Completed
Sabancı Center Tower 2	140 (459)	34	1993	Completed
Sabancı Center Tower 3	220 (722)	55		Proposed

Special features of the project

39-floor Akbank Headquarters tower
34-floor Sabancı Holding tower
Conference Center have capacity up to 638 people
Three multi-use and audio-visual meeting rooms (up to 150+70+70) separated by portable partitions
Sabancı Holding and Akbank Headquarter towers also have 7 meeting rooms. One of the meeting rooms has video conference system
Restaurants and cafeterias are capable of serving 2,500 people
VIP dining rooms
Breakfast and café service during day
Emergency ambulance service between 07:30 - 19:00 Monday - Saturday
Photocopy service
Branch bank
Dry cleaning service
Branch post office
Branch "Vista" travel agency office
440-vehicle open and 36 vehicle closed car park
A total of 24 elevators in the towers, including two fire and eight express elevators
A fire warning, prevention, and intervention system that is compliance with international standards
An energy distribution system which permits flexible office set - up and design
Electrically commanded and controlled air-conditioning, and elevators
Electronic security and prevention systems that meet international standards
Modern, computer-aided building management
Centralized clock system
Card-controlled entrance and exit system
Sound, music, and individual location public address system
Inter floor document delivery via pneumatic tubes
Satellite and radio broadcasting
Economic energy use