Semira Lomora

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

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About the project

Semira Lomora residential complex in Batumi occupies a prime central position in the resort city, offering a rare combination of expressive architecture and a well-thought-out approach to apartment organization. This project provides its residents with a refined seaside environment along the Black Sea coastline, where style seamlessly blends with comfort. Advantages prestigious real estate with an original concept; established surroundings with operating services and shops; location across the road from the coastline and beach area; stable road connections in different directions; expressive panoramic views from the windows; non-standard building configuration; memorable exterior appearance; enhanced sound insulation performance; reliable operational characteristics; high-speed elevator equipment; private surface parking; large-format glazing; entrance group with custom design; courtyard with diverse functional areas; access control and security systems; internal infrastructure for everyday needs; designated recreation areas; connection to centralized engineering systems; a range of apartments with various parameters; rational layout solutions; various purchasing options; an attractive investment opportunity; competitive pricing policy. About the location The Semira Lomora residential complex is located at 31/33 Lech and Maria Kaczynski Street, in the New Boulevard district. The location is oriented toward the coastline: the distance to the sea is about 50 meters, placing the property among the rare offerings with direct access to the promenade within the first line of development. This positioning enhances investment appeal and increases interest from buyers focused on views and resort-specific advantages. Approximately 670 meters away is Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park — a significant green area for walks, jogging, and active leisure. The presence of a large recreational zone within walking distance expands everyday usage scenarios, adding opportunities for outdoor activities beyond the apartment. The surroundings include everyday facilities such as retail outlets, service establishments, and dining venues. The established infrastructure covers basic daily needs without requiring long travel. This increases the practicality of living and saves time on routine tasks. The transport scheme is designed to provide quick access in different directions of the city. Major highways are located at a sufficient distance, reducing noise levels near the building. At the same time, access to key roads remains convenient, allowing easy travel to business and tourist areas. This location maintains a balance between mobility and a calm residential environment. What’s nearby The area surrounding Semira Lomora is well-developed with everyday facilities, simplifying routine tasks without long travel. Within a 5–15 minute walk, there are grocery and household stores, gas stations, and hotels of various service levels. Bank branches provide a full range of services, including loans, currency exchange, and cash operations. Leisure infrastructure includes venues of various formats. Nearby, there are restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops designed for different visit durations — from quick meetings to extended relaxation. Additionally, shopping and entertainment venues operate in the area, concentrating retail, services, and leisure zones. A key element of the commercial infrastructure is Metro City. It includes retail stores with a wide assortment, supermarkets with everyday goods, restaurants offering various cuisines, and coffee shops. A casino is also located here, attracting visitors with evening entertainment options. Educational and medical infrastructure is represented by several important institutions. In close proximity are the Batumi Higher Marine Engineering School “Anri,” the International University Hospital Batumi, and Batumi International University. This proximity simplifies access to education and healthcare services, which is especially relevant for families and students. Additional infrastructure is concentrated within a radius of up to two kilometers. This area includes chain supermarkets, specialized construction material stores, pharmacies, and small retail outlets. The presence of these facilities allows for efficient daily routes, supporting a stable and predictable routine. Transport accessibility The road infrastructure of the area is designed to accommodate regular passenger flow. A stop is located just 65 meters away, allowing quick access to routes without significant time loss. Transport operates along Lech and Maria Kaczynski Street, where bus routes No. 10, No. 10A, and No. 14 run. The interval between buses is about 20 minutes, enabling trip planning without long waiting times. Connections to key transport hubs remain stable. The Old Bus Station, Batumi seaport, and the Argo cable car station are just over 6 kilometers away, making them accessible for regular trips. The Metro bus terminal is located 7 kilometers away, providing additional intercity transport options. When using a private car, travel times remain moderate. The journey to Batumi Central bus station and Batumi-Passenger railway station takes approximately 15–20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. The international airport is significantly closer — the trip takes about 10 minutes, which is especially important for frequent travel or limited pre-flight time. The transport system is well-balanced: it includes both public transport routes and convenient road connections. This allows flexible movement within the resort and beyond, depending on specific needs and time constraints. Architecture and construction features The Semira Lomora residential complex is being built using monolithic frame technology and consists of seven floors. The frame is reinforced to withstand long-term loads, while the monolithic construction method ensures high precision in implementing the design documentation — all elements retain their intended shape without deviations. Semira Lomora is perceived as a cohesive plastic composition, where the main idea is expressed through a flowing facade line. The wave-like silhouette extends across the entire height, uniting the levels into a single dynamic structure. The horizontal slabs feature soft curves, giving the volume fluidity and visual lightness despite its monolithic base. The facade design is based on the alternation of glass surfaces and light horizontal elements. Panoramic glazing occupies a significant area, reflecting the sky and surrounding landscape, enhancing the sense of depth. Balcony railings are made of transparent glass, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior perception. The glazing lines support the overall curvilinear geometry, emphasizing continuity of form. Balconies play a key role in the composition. Their contours follow the smooth rhythm of the facade, projecting outward from the main plane of the building. This creates expressive plasticity of volume and a sense of movement. Each level visually flows into the next, forming a layered structure with clear horizontal segmentation. The lower floors have a more open character: large glass surfaces strengthen the visual connection with the street and add lightness to the base. Corner sections are designed without sharp transitions — the lines are rounded, softening the perception of the building’s dimensions. This approach makes the silhouette more streamlined and cohesive. The roofline follows the curve of the balconies, completing the composition and reinforcing the overall rhythm. The absence of rigid geometric breaks enhances the sense of continuity. At night, the complex gains additional expressiveness through integrated lighting. Light lines run along horizontal elements, emphasizing the curves of the facade and enhancing the depth of the form. The lighting is applied selectively, highlighting key contours without overwhelming the building with excessive brightnes