City Bay in Moscow — Online Webcam

History of Construction of City Bay Residential Complex and Atlantic Quarter

City Bay Residential Complex is a large-scale project on the banks of the Moskva River that has attracted the attention of future residents and investors from day one. Sales launch for the first phase of the Atlantic quarter construction took place on October 26, 2021, and since then the project has been actively developing. The developer is MR Group, one of the recognized leaders of the Moscow real estate market.

City Bay Residential Complex is being built in four construction phases — one for each residential quarter: Atlantic, Nors, Cliff, and Pacific. Completion dates range from Q4 2023 to Q1 2025. In total, City Bay will have 2,551 apartments, making it one of the largest complexes in the Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo district.

Architecture and Features of the Atlantic Quarter

The Atlantic quarter consists of three towers arranged diagonally along the river — this architectural solution ensures that most apartments have views of the water. The buildings in City Bay reach a height of 54 stories, and all buildings feature floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows.

The Atlantic quarter buildings stand out with facades clad in brick tiles and extensive glazing. The architectural firm KAMEN architects developed a unique project combining modern style and comfort. The Atlantic quarter towers will feature a digital and smart environment — managing your apartment will be as easy as using a smartphone.

Location and Transport Accessibility

City Bay Residential Complex is located on the banks of the Moskva River, in the ecologically favorable Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo district. The nearest MCD-2 "Trikotazhnaya" station is a 5–10 minute walk from the complex. "Volokolamskaya" metro station (Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line) is 2.4 km away, and "Tushinskaya" (Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line) is 2.8 km away.

The complex address — 97 Volokolamskoye Highway — provides convenient access to the highway and a quick route to central Moscow. For those who prefer personal transport, parking spaces and an underground parking garage are available.

Environmental Setting and Views from Windows

From the windows of City Bay buildings, residents enjoy views of the Spassky Zaton and the green area. Across the river from the residential complex lies Spassky Zaton and the Strogino district. Nearby are nature reserves, rivers, and forests, making this one of the greenest areas in Moscow's North-Western Administrative Okrug.

The ecological situation in Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo is traditionally considered favorable — there are no large industrial enterprises here, and the proximity to the Moskva River water area and forest arrays creates a comfortable microclimate.

Nighttime Illumination and Evening Appearance

The City Bay Residential Complex project includes architectural lighting for facades and landscapes. In the eight buildings of the complex, specialists from Arlight created various lighting scenarios based on the DALI system. This means the evening appearance of the complex changes depending on the time of day and season.

The nighttime illumination emphasizes the architectural lines of the towers and creates a "floating" effect above the river. Thanks to the panoramic glazing, light from apartment windows adds warm accents to the overall picture — this looks especially impressive from the Spassky Zaton embankment.

Infrastructure and Landscaping

City Bay Residential Complex is not just residential buildings, but a complete living environment. The complex grounds include children's and sports playgrounds, recreation areas, and walking paths. The surrounding area is designed to meet the needs of residents of all ages.

Within walking distance are schools, kindergartens, shops, and medical facilities. The Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo district has well-developed infrastructure, and the construction of the new residential complex further stimulates the emergence of new service facilities.

What You Can See on the Camera

The City Bay Residential Complex webcam broadcasts a view of the Atlantic quarter in real time. On the screen, you can see the three towers of the Atlantic quarter with their characteristic brick-tile facades and panoramic glazing. The camera captures the surrounding area, and in the background, the Moskva River water area and the green expanse of Spassky Zaton are visible.

The online broadcast allows you to observe the construction progress, assess the scale of the project, and see how the appearance of the complex changes depending on the time of day. The webcam operates around the clock, so you can watch the nighttime facade lighting or the morning fog over the river. The live broadcast is available free of charge and without registration — simply open this page to find yourself at the heart of one of Moscow's most ambitious projects.