The design of apartment buildings modified the territorial study made by the KT architekti studio and created a row of apartment buildings with an East/West orientation, following the character of the urbanism of the location. Based on this, a total of four apartment buildings were created and divided into two units with a separate entrances and wide pedestrian zone separated from the road, thus participating in high-quality public spaces.
From the beginning, the building's spatial expression was focused on reducing the large complex of neighboring housing units and emphasizing important parts of the building. Great effort was made to break the stereotype of otherwise traditionally blind modular walls on the north and south sides of the buildings. In its place, a risalite is created, representing the beginning of cross streets and pedestrian zones, supported by loggias with connecting balconies on the higher floors. On the east side, oriented towards the gardens and the pedestrian area, a more formal grid of balconies has been used.
The buildings have five floors, one is sunk into the ground by half a floor. This allows for direct lighting of utility rooms and cellars, while providing an ideal privacy to the flats on the ground floor.
Each floor of one complex (with 6 apartments per floor) is served by a centrally located communication core with a direct staircase illuminated by a longitudinal mirror.
In terms of expression, the objects reflect the internal modular structure of the building. The western approach facade is taken as more representative and is therefore decorated, apart from smaller cellar openings, mainly with large Chicago windows. The eastern facade has a more regular "intra-block" grid of double-hung windows, French windows with access to the balcony are also used on the higher floors. On the first floor, double-hung French windows opening onto the gardens are used. The facade also reflects the economic distribution of housing units in terms of vertical composition.
The materiality of the houses is based, as in most of our projects, on the reflection of traditional residential pre-war architecture. Smoothed plaster separates the first floor from the rest of the house, emphasizing the importance of this part of the building in contrast to the rough thrown plaster. All the details of the facades, including the window frames and railings, are made in a brass shade of champagne, completing the atmosphere of the entire area.

Apartment buildings are designed as 4 floors with one underground floor. The entire object is built from the VELOX system. The buildings are sub-basement, based on flat foundations. The vertical load-bearing structures are made of chipped cement boards filled with reinforced concrete, the perimeter walls are also filled with ESP polystyrene. The horizontal supporting structures are made of prefabricated slabs reinforced with iron trigons and poured with concrete. Non-load-bearing structures inside the apartments are made of plasterboard partitions. The buildings are covered with a flat, green roof.