Hausart Arena

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8 floors · 0 flats · 35% built · hover a floor

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About the project

The Hausart Arena residential complex stands out for its expressive architecture and carefully balanced proportions, emphasizing the high standard of its design solutions. Its quiet location in Tbilisi complements the overall character of the property, creating a sense of privacy and prestige. The concept is based on a combination of functionality, understated aesthetics, and long-term durability, making the project relevant for buyers who evaluate real estate in terms of quality, status, and lasting practical value. Advantages property with high performance characteristics; well-organized surroundings; educational institutions nearby; numerous green areas within walking distance; metro station nearby; distinctive and memorable architecture; modern technical systems; enlarged window openings; energy-efficient glazing with low heat loss; carefully designed entrance areas and lobbies; quiet high-speed imported elevators; spacious underground parking for residents and their guests; full range of utility connections; multi-level lighting; efficiently organized layouts; increased ceiling heights; secure and landscaped grounds; decorative landscaping; diverse on-site infrastructure; retail and restaurant spaces; concierge and dry-cleaning services; barrier-free access for people with limited mobility; several purchase options; attractive pricing; developer with a proven track record of completed projects. About the location The Hausart Arena residential complex in Tbilisi is located at 16 University Street in Bagebi, a district that has been steadily developing in recent years while continuing to attract strong interest from the real estate market. Active development here is combined with green areas, while the extensive infrastructure still provides opportunities for peaceful recreation. The location is particularly appealing to those who value well-organized surroundings and the area’s potential for further development. The architectural character of Bagebi is shaped by buildings of different heights. High-rise buildings alternate with lower-rise developments, allowing the streets to retain a varied scale without excessive visual density. Pedestrian routes and the road network have a clear structure, making everyday travel and navigation around the area easier. Green spaces play a noticeable role in the character of the district. Trees along the streets provide shade during the warmer months and help maintain a comfortable microclimate. Parks and landscaped squares are located nearby, offering places for walking, jogging, or spending time outdoors while remaining close to nature within the city. There are no industrial facilities in the immediate vicinity, which has a positive effect on air quality. At the same time, one of the capital’s key arterial roads runs less than half a kilometer away. This provides convenient access to major destinations, while the internal streets remain relatively quiet. The location suits a variety of lifestyles, from an active schedule involving frequent travel to a more relaxed pace focused on peace, quiet, and greenery. The combination of practical road connections, natural surroundings, and promising future development supports the appeal of Hausart Arena both for residential living and long-term investment. Nearby infrastructure The area surrounding the new development offers extensive infrastructure covering the main everyday, business, and service needs. Shops, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and various services operate nearby, allowing many daily tasks to be handled within the district without lengthy journeys. Within a 5–10-minute walk, there are 24-hour supermarkets and convenience stores selling everyday essentials. Cafés, restaurants, and small bars provide a choice of venues for business meetings, daytime breaks, or evening leisure. Healthcare facilities include dental clinics, the private Rayman Clinic, and a specialized reproductive medicine center. For shopping and services, City Mall is located nearby, offering stores of popular brands, service outlets, and leisure areas. Family-friendly entertainment is complemented by Zaliko’s Center, which is designed for leisure activities with children. Car owners have access to petrol stations, car washes, and vehicle service centers. Bank branches, fitness clubs, beauty salons, and hairdressers make it possible to handle financial and everyday needs within the neighborhood. Most commonly used services are within walking distance. Educational institutions are located approximately two kilometers away. These include Schools No. 126, No. 128, and No. 151, a college, and Tbilisi State University. For younger children, the Semichki kindergarten offers development and learning programs tailored to different age groups. Carrefour hypermarket, Vake Park, and the Republican Hospital can be reached by car in approximately 10–15 minutes. Lisi Lake and its landscaped park provide additional options for walking and outdoor recreation. Sports enthusiasts may also appreciate the nearby hippodrome, which hosts competitions and large-scale events. A major shopping and entertainment center with shops, restaurants, and leisure areas further expands the range of recreational options. Transport links The local road infrastructure provides access to the main areas of Tbilisi. Bus stops served by routes No. 298, No. 300, No. 301, No. 304, No. 383, and No. 388 are within walking distance. The transport network is supplemented by minibuses No. 472 and No. 551, which run along Petra Kavtaradze Street and connect the area with other districts of the city. Vazha-Pshavela metro station is around a 20-minute walk away, at a distance of just over 1.5 kilometers. The metro reduces dependence on road transport and provides faster access to major thoroughfares, business districts, and key destinations across the capital while avoiding the most congested sections of the road network. Didube railway station and bus terminal are approximately 8 kilometers away, making the location convenient for intercity travel and regular trips outside the capital, particularly for residents with busy schedules. The drive to Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport takes approximately one hour. This makes it possible to plan departure times in advance and take travel duration into account when catching flights, going on business trips, or travelling for leisure. The availability of buses, minibuses, the metro, and convenient connections to major transport hubs makes the location well integrated into Tbilisi’s transport system. The variety of routes allows residents to organize daily travel efficiently both within the capital and beyond. Architecture and construction features The Hausart Arena residential complex is designed as a permanent building intended for long-term operation while maintaining stable technical performance. Its load-bearing structure is based on monolithic frame construction, capable of withstanding significant loads and maintaining stability over many years. The use of this technology allows loads to be distributed evenly between the main structural elements, increases their strength, and reduces the likelihood of deformation during operation. Hausart Arena consists of two adjoining sections of different heights, connected by a shared glazed stylobate featuring the development’s branded signage at the main entrance. One of the volumes rises as a compact vertical mass with a serrated upper edge. Narrow rectangular parapet projections form an irregular row, creating a graphic, slightly stepped roofline that remains clearly recognizable from different daytime viewpoints. The second, more elongated volume is topped with a flat roof outlined by a thin white frame running around the upper perimeter of the façade. This contour rises above the roofline and acts as an independent architectural accent, framing the silhouette of the building like a graphic stroke. The façade of the tal