Park View Residence

Location Sofia, Bulgaria
Year 2021
Park View Residence Sofia
Built-up area 1 621.11 sq.m
Total built-up area 28 800 sq.m
Status Completed
Investor Avail Properties

About the project

Park View Residence is the first large-scale residential project of the investor "Avail Properties", ensuring high-quality construction and the design of functional living spaces. The residential building delivers perfect conditions for modern living, fully meeting the increasingly high requirements of the market in the search for a new home. Park View Residence is a distinctive example of a successful addition to the active urban environment. The goal of the design solution is to flawlessly join the new residential buildings in a district with panel housing from the 1970s. Echoing the form of the surrounding building blocks, the new one continues the architectural line of the area but is offering a contemporary and neat form.

Park View Residence is located in one of the most sought-after and fast-growing areas of the capital, in an established and well-functioning urban district.

The main challenge for the IPA team was the design of a large-scale but functional complex with quality architecture. Representative vision, good execution, and excellent living conditions were the key requirements of the investor since the early stages of planning.

The result is a closed-type complex in an L-shaped form, inside which a closed green courtyard space is created. The complex is defined by four high-rise residential sections, each with a separate entrance. Three of the sections are 15 stories high, and the fourth one is 9, elegantly breaking the otherwise large-scale silhouette of the composition. The building accommodates housing units of different types - two-room, three-room, and four-room apartments to cover the wide range of living conditions that the modern real estate market searches for.

Visually, the building is impressive with its massive, towering size, and the silhouette is emphasized by the use of contrasting colors, glazing, and wooden grids, to elegantly diversify the building and create rhythmicity in the facade. This is also supported by working with negative construction joints in the mineral plaster, complementing the raster and giving a rich visual feel to the entire building.

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