Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"
Casa "E"

Casa "E"

Designs of all parts of a project for a mixed-use building in Regulated land plot No. II, 'Pod Shoseto' area in Burgas. The property is located in a mixed-use zone with maximum admissible parameters as follows: intensity of construction coefficient ≤4.0, density ≤60%, landscaping ≥20%, height ≤21.0 m. The building has two parts: part A, having more of a residential function, and part B – containing a fast-food restaurant, a gym and a hotel consisting of flats, and adjacent service rooms - a laundry room, a reception area etc. It is organised on two underground and seven overground floors, with a total built-up area of over 22,000 sq.m.

Parking and transport services are fully provided within the boundaries of the land plot - an underground car park on two levels, with a total area of ​​about 6,000 sq.m., and parking spaces for more than 165 cars. Access to the underground floors is in full compliance with the normative fire safety requirements - with a two-lane and one-lane ramp. Part B has separate garages on the ground floor and 24 additional parking spaces on the site.

The commercial part of Part A has a total area of 3,000 sq.m., with several independent shops, a chemist's and a café. The grocery shop and the chemist's are accessible from the street. Above the second level in the commercial zone, we designed a roof garden and overhead lighting, both for the commercial part and to improve the atmosphere for the residents.

There are predominantly two- and three-room flats, and their distribution is in line with the layout of the building. The unfavourable zones, such as the ones along the party wall of the building, are storage rooms to meet the needs of the residents. All requirements for public access for people with disabilities have been met. The exterior design is modern, using stone, wood, glass and plaster. All flats are lit by means of large windows. The air-conditioning units are hidden behind decorative frames in a wooden colour.

Three visualizations are applied and processed on drone photos of the specific location of the building. We have created additional colourful presentations for our customers, together with an interior layout of a typical flat.

We expect the construction to begin in the winter of 2017/2018 and to end in 2019.


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