Potain cranes build futuristic broadcasting centre in Russia
NTV, one of the most popular TV channels in Russia, is relying on four Potain tower cranes to build its new nine-story futuristic broadcasting centre in Moscow. The Potain cranes, provided by Moscow-based GlavArendaKran (GAK), of the Rentakran Group, include two MC 235 and two MD 265 tower cranes. The job is being managed by Svargo Group, a Russian contractor known for its high-rise developments in Moscow, as well as its central role in the development of venues for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.

?This TV center is unique, not only in Russia, but throughout Europe, and its design will dominate the local area,? said Grigory Danilov, Director of GlavArendaKran. ?The Potain cranes are helping build a complicated design with architectural combinations and methods that have never been used before in Moscow. The cranes are an ideal fit for the job site as they are helping to complete this project in line with the Svargo Group defining principles, which include a love for the work, responsibility to the customer, and a high level of professionalism.?