Moma Liv

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

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About the project

Residential complex Moma Liv in Tbilisi attracts attention with its well-thought-out visual concept and expressive form. The structure is implemented using advanced construction technologies and is designed for apartments of an enhanced quality level. Advantages prestigious housing; favorable location; park near the complex; schools and educational institutions within walking distance; developed infrastructure around; expressive facade and stylish appearance; engineering solutions based on modern technologies; materials distinguished by strength and durability; underground parking for cars; security systems and video surveillance; all communications connected; quiet elevators of foreign production; landscaped courtyard with greenery; well-maintained green territory; spa zone and swimming pool; ceilings up to 3 meters high; functional and ergonomic layouts; limited number of apartments; panoramic energy-efficient windows; improved sound insulation; favorable purchase conditions; ability to choose a convenient payment option; developer with a proven reputation. Location The residential complex Moma Liv is located at 47a Dmitri Uznadze Street, a short distance from Council Square — an important center of business and cultural activity in Chugureti. The surrounding area contains numerous institutions of various purposes as well as walking squares and the Rose Park. The dense infrastructure simplifies everyday tasks, reduces travel time, and allows residents to organize their schedules more efficiently. The area features a distinctive landscape. The hilly terrain opens wide panoramas of historic districts. From the upper floors it is possible to see the characteristic silhouettes of Old Tbilisi — cascades of houses on hillsides, ancient churches, and winding streets that preserve the layout of past centuries. Elevation differences enhance the visual depth of the panorama and emphasize the connection of the surrounding architecture with centuries-old history. Views of historic quarters located on slopes give the panorama a distinctive character and make it recognizable. The combination of hilly terrain and dense historic development forms a multi-layered cityscape where architectural monuments, church domes, and terraced houses create a unified composition. The structure of the urban environment is suitable for people who lead an active business lifestyle and appreciate the historic atmosphere of old districts. What is nearby Various institutions are concentrated around the complex, including educational facilities, medical centers, retail outlets, and cultural venues. Nearby there are schools No. 29, No. 36, and No. 26, as well as a kindergarten. For higher education there is Caucasus University, a major institution offering programs in various academic fields. The presence of schools and a university makes it possible to choose educational opportunities for children and young professionals. Medical infrastructure includes the Greece Clinic, a children’s clinic, dental offices, and several pharmacies. The retail network is diverse and focused on everyday needs. Nearby there are Spar, Carrefour, G-Mart, Fresco Chikobava supermarkets, as well as Nabiji stores. In addition, small grocery shops and a local market offer a wide selection of vegetables, fruits, baked goods, and flower arrangements. Within a 10–15 minute walk there are cafes and restaurants of various formats suitable for business meetings, friendly conversations, or a quiet dinner after a working day. Cultural infrastructure includes an art museum, memorial exhibitions dedicated to Ilia Chavchavadze, and a children’s theater. For active leisure there are sports grounds and a fitness center offering individual training sessions and group classes. About one and a half kilometers away stands the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, one of the largest religious complexes in the country and a prominent landmark in the capital’s skyline. Everyday services are also supported by Liberty Bank branches, a FedEx courier office, beauty salons, and gas stations. The variety of infrastructure maintains a high level of functionality in this part of the city and suits people with different business lifestyles. Transport accessibility The location features a well-developed road network that allows quick access to key districts of the city. A public transport stop is located just 5 meters away, from which the following routes operate regularly: buses No. 328 and No. 353; minibuses No. 451, No. 457, No. 528, and No. 532. The interval between vehicles is approximately eleven minutes, supporting a stable travel schedule and minimizing waiting time. The Marjanishvili metro station is located within 800 meters. The metro line significantly expands mobility and allows residents to choose the most convenient way to travel depending on the destination. For drivers, the trip to Freedom Square takes about five minutes under normal traffic conditions. Another advantage is the short distance to the railway station. The journey takes about six minutes, which is especially convenient for passengers who regularly use intercity trains. The international airport can be reached in approximately forty minutes by car. The coordinated operation of different transport modes simplifies travel planning, reduces travel time, and makes movement around the capital more predictable and comfortable. Architecture and technical features The residential complex Moma Liv represents an expressive multi-level building with carefully refined facade plasticity and complex geometry of volumes. The composition consists of several blocks of different heights united into a single architectural structure. A smooth roofline runs along the entire length of the building, forming a soft curve that visually lightens the overall silhouette. Height differences enhance the expressiveness of the exterior and give the facade line a rhythmic character. The exterior walls are finished using several types of cladding. The base consists of warm-toned brickwork complemented by vertical panels made of wood-based materials and dark metal inserts. The contrast of textures enhances the depth of the facades and emphasizes vertical articulation. In some areas large glass surfaces are used, visually reducing the massiveness of the volumes and adding transparency to the upper levels of the building. The facades are characterized by strict geometry of window openings. Panoramic windows are arranged in clear vertical lines that strengthen the proportions of the building. Some windows are recessed into deep niches, giving the walls additional plasticity and visual expressiveness. Dark window frames emphasize the graphic character of the glazing and increase the contrast with the brick surfaces. The upper floors are distinguished by an increased area of glazing. Glass galleries and panoramic railings are located there, visually lightening the top of the complex. Above them are terrace levels with light metal structures and canopies. Laconic horizontal lines of railings and cornices balance the vertical rhythm of the window openings. The lower level is designed with a more massive appearance. Brick volumes form a solid base visually anchoring the building to the site. Large glass showcases reveal the entrance areas, adding lightness and transparency to the lower tier. The facade lighting deserves special attention. At night soft light lines highlight the vertical and horizontal elements of the complex. The lighting runs along cornices, niches, and window rhythms, emphasizing the geometry of the facade composition. Warm light reflects in glass surfaces and enhances the depth of the exterior appearance. Overall, the exterior image is based on the contrast of materials, the play of light and shadow, and the alternation of open and more massive planes. Brick, metal, glass, and wood panels create a layered facade composition where strict geometry is combined with a smooth roofline and e