
Residential complexes · Under construction
Golden City
A mid-rise residential complex in a quiet Odesa neighbourhood, built 2023–2028. Six to nine storeys, one- and two-bedroom layouts, and a facade rhythm borrowed from the German settlements that once stood on this land.
The site sits in an established residential district where everything around is six to nine storeys tall. Rather than break that scale, the complex matches it — the volume steps with the street and the roofline stays inside the silhouette the neighbourhood already has.
The architectural idea comes from the history of the place: the lands around Odesa were settled by German colonies, and that inheritance is read here as rationality. Calm, restrained elevations, a clear structural rhythm, balconies drawn as single uninterrupted lines. Order and practicality instead of gesture.
The apartment mix is built for the buyer the district actually has — young families and couples: ergonomic 1+1 and 2+1 layouts, with the metre count spent on usable rooms rather than corridors. The courtyard carries playgrounds and seating; parking is open and adjacent; heating comes from the existing local boiler house and the buildings are gasified.
The project continues years of work with the same Odesa developer, whose earlier Smart City phases TVORZI also designed.
In motion
Short animated shots made from the project's own renders.
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