Residential Complex with Green Loggias and Inner Courtyard

Six buildings — one environment. The complex in Durlești doesn’t divide into separate blocks. It comes together as a single ensemble with a shared courtyard, a shared façade rhythm and a shared logic of life. Up to ten residential floors, plus two underground levels.

Balconies are staggered in a checkerboard pattern. They break up the mass and give the façade depth — without extra cantilevers or ornament. The loggias carry integrated planting: greenery works here with the microclimate, with navigation and with the sense of space. It’s not decoration — it’s part of the architecture. The «black cubes» — deep dark inserts — appear at key points across the façade. They create contrast between light and dark, solid and open. On the upper floors: two-level penthouses that close the silhouette.

Cars go underground. Two levels of basement parking free up the entire ground-level territory. The courtyard has no through traffic. It’s quiet and safe. The ground floor runs commercial activity along the full perimeter — cafés, shops, services. The complex acts as an urban landmark rather than turning its back on the city.

The courtyard is designed as the heart of community life. Walking routes, rest zones, rich planting. The finish uses natural materials: wood, sand, architectural concrete. It’s a space where people want to stay — not just pass through.