Hausart Arena 2

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

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About the project

Hausart Arena II residential complex in Tbilisi embodies attention to every detail, where aesthetic expressiveness is harmoniously combined with strength and precision of structural solutions. The project is designed for those who value thoughtful design and quality, are not willing to compromise, and pay attention to stylish aesthetics. Layouts are practical and convenient, and carefully calibrated elements create a unified composition in which functionality is intertwined with a high standard of execution. Advantages developing district with growth potential; a beautiful park within a few minutes’ walk; an educational institution nearby; expressive and original architecture; effective sound insulation; 3 m ceiling height; all utilities connected; apartments with European-style layouts; well-maintained courtyard area; security and access control; lobby; spacious four-level underground parking; landscaped inner courtyard; elegant lobbies; barrier-free environment; quiet high-speed elevators of imported manufacture; attractive price; promising investment; experienced developer. Location The Hausart Arena II residential complex is located at 18 Universitetskaya Street, within Vake — a rapidly developing area attracting attention due to its balanced infrastructure and proximity to natural landscapes. The area combines business activity with calm recreational zones, making it in demand among buyers with different needs. The surroundings feature a diverse development pattern. The visual environment is formed by a mix of high-rise buildings and low-rise houses, giving the area expressiveness and eliminating monotony. Such a structure positively affects the perception of streets and makes movement more comfortable due to well-organized pedestrian routes and logical urban planning. The natural environment plays an important role. Streets are complemented by greenery, which improves the microclimate and makes outdoor time more enjoyable. Parks and squares provide opportunities for recreation, walking, and recovery throughout the day. During warmer periods, dense foliage reduces heat levels, while in other seasons trees maintain ecological balance and contribute to air purification. Distance from industrial zones has a positive effect on environmental indicators. At the same time, proximity to one of Tbilisi’s key transport arteries allows quick route planning across the city and saves travel time. This configuration makes the area versatile: the active pace of the capital is easily combined with the possibility of quiet relaxation in a calmer environment. Local infrastructure The surroundings of the new development feature a well-developed infrastructure, allowing residents to handle everyday tasks without long trips. Within walking distance, there are 24-hour supermarkets and small stores with essential goods. The dining sector includes cafes, restaurants, and bars of different levels, offering options for business meetings, short breaks, or evening leisure. Medical services are represented in several areas. Nearby there are dental offices, the private Rayman clinic, and a specialized center focused on reproductive health. This allows residents to receive consultations and undergo diagnostics without long travel. Retail infrastructure is complemented by large facilities. Nearby is City Mall, which hosts stores of well-known brands, service outlets, and entertainment areas. Zaliko’s Center is suitable for leisure. Car owners have access to gas stations, car washes, and service centers offering a wide range of vehicle maintenance services. Bank branches, fitness clubs, and beauty salons are also located nearby. Educational infrastructure covers all age groups. Within a two-kilometer radius there are Schools No. 126, No. 128, and No. 151, a college, and Tbilisi State University. For preschool children, the “Semichki” kindergarten operates, focused on early development and education. Key city locations are within a 10–15 minute drive. Within this time, residents can reach Carrefour hypermarket, Vake Park, and the Republican Hospital. For outdoor recreation, the shores of Lisi Lake and the adjacent park are suitable, while for active leisure — the hippodrome, where events and competitions are regularly held. Nearby there is a large shopping and entertainment center with shops, restaurants, and leisure areas, expanding opportunities for spending free time and making daily life more dynamic. Transport interchange The Vake district features a developed road system, allowing quick movement across Tbilisi. Within walking distance there is a stop where bus routes No. 298, No. 300, No. 301, No. 304, No. 383, and No. 388 operate regularly. This allows convenient access to various parts of the city. Additional coverage is provided by minibuses No. 472 and No. 551 running along Petre Kavtaradze Street, expanding transport options. For those who prefer underground transport, the Vazha-Pshavela metro station is about a fifteen-minute walk away. This provides quick access to key business and central areas of the capital, reducing travel time and avoiding congested roads. The location is advantageous for intercity travel. The Didube bus station and railway station are located about eight kilometers away, simplifying travel planning across the country. The road to Shota Rustaveli International Airport takes about one hour by car, which is convenient for departures and arrivals. Transport accessibility is a key advantage here: movement within the city, travel outside it, and international trips do not require complex logistics. This location is suitable for an active lifestyle, business tasks, and regular travel without unnecessary time costs. Project specifications The Hausart Arena II residential complex is a high-rise structure with expressive facade plasticity and clear geometry. The design is based on modern requirements for construction quality and operation: structural components and layout schemes are oriented toward practicality and durability. The frame is built using monolithic technology, increasing resistance to external loads and extending service life. External walls are constructed using special blocks, positively affecting thermal and sound insulation performance. The internal microclimate remains stable under changing weather conditions, while energy losses are minimized. Environmentally safe materials that comply with current standards are used in construction. Building technologies are aimed at reducing operating costs without compromising the long-term technical characteristics of the property. Hausart Arena II is a thirty-storey building with expressive facade plasticity and a complex silhouette geometry. The composition is based on the contrast between a vertical dominant and a lower stylobate volume, giving the overall form dynamism and visual layering. The emphasis is placed on the tower section: its line develops smoothly with a slight curve, creating the impression of continuous upward movement. The facades are designed through a rhythmic alternation of glass surfaces and horizontal balcony lines. Railings are designed in a unified style, forming a wave-like pattern that runs across the entire height of the building. This approach enhances the sense of fluidity and makes the appearance more dynamic depending on the viewing angle. As a result, the facade looks different depending on perspective and lighting. The lower levels are designed differently: a stricter geometry is used here with an emphasis on straight lines and large glazed surfaces. The finishing combines light panels and dark inserts, complemented by elements with a wood texture. This visually “grounds” the base of the building and creates a stable foundation for the more flexible upper section. Glazing occupies a significant portion of the facade surface. Panoramic windows are объединяются into vertical strips, emphasizing height and enhancing the sense of lightness. The reflective proper