COMPLEX NORTHERN LIGHTS
Project is located in the northern district of Pilaite in Vilnius, a well-established neighborhood known for its mix of old and new buildings, and a combination of low-rise and high-rise apartments. It is considered to be one of the more convenient and well-connected areas in the city, making it an attractive choice for residents.
The goal of this project was to develop a quarter that distinguishes itself from others through its high standards of quality, comfort, and aesthetic appeal. It was important to achieve the perfect balance between architectural expression and quality of life.
This residential development is situated in a transition zone between the more densely populated 5-9 storey blocks in the city center and the less densely populated duplex and single-family homes. The project covers an area of 13960 m2 and comprises a total of 7000 m2 of living space, consisting of 78 townhouses.
The buildings are positioned along the perimeter of the streets, forming three communal courtyards. These courtyards are separated from the street by the building volumes, providing a serene and peaceful living environment for residents. Each apartment has access to private spaces, such as balconies or terraces, which connect to the communal courtyards which offer designated seating areas and decorative greenery. The townhouses are designed with 2 or 3 storeys, and come in 5 different sizes and layouts, ranging from 65 m2 to 180 m2 of total area. Smaller apartments offer 2 bedrooms, while larger ones provide 3+1 bedrooms and a garage for 2 cars. The technical aspects of the project include the use of ceramic clay blocks, prefabricated concrete slabs, and polystyrene insulation. The facades are a combination of plaster and clinker bricks, creating a modern and solid look.
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