Park Residence is a modern residential project that provides stylish and comfortable living in the center of Sofia. It is a representation of functionality, quality, and aesthetics. The location of the complex near the center of the capital and Holy Trinity Park demanded a unique approach to the architectural appearance, organization and comfort of living. Park Residence consists of two connected buildings, impressive with their contemporary look that matches the surrounding environment. Through accents in ceramic colors, the complex relates to other buildings in the surrounding area, and together they form the harmonious feel of the neighborhood.
Park Residence is a residential project that consists of two linked buildings with a shared entrance and connected underground levels. The volume-spatial solution is parallel to the streets, and in the inner part of the property, it forms a common internal landscaped yard, blending with the park environment near the site.
On the ground floor, the building offers premises for public and commercial activities to be used by future building residents and the neighborhood. The next above-ground floors have an entirely residential function. They have a total of 92 two-, three- and four-room apartments, which display functionality and elegant design, compatible with modern conditions for a high standard of living.
At first glimpse, the building impresses with its proportional facade solution in soft tones contrasting with the ceramic color of the clinker bricks and dark gray accents. Different materials are utilized as a visual cue to distinguish the series of massive geometric volumes. Their purpose is to mix up the look of the facade in different directions, break the feeling of static and bring dynamism to the environment.
The overall impression of the facade touches the sense of industrial design as well as a more contemporary urban feeling. This was achieved with a combination of ventilated facade systems with a surface layer of technical stone and a natural texture and cladding of clinker bricks.
