Onyx House

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

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About the project

Onyx House residential complex creates a cohesive architectural image in which modern design is organically combined with well-thought-out functionality and a favorable coastal location. The project is built around the idea of a balanced combination of aesthetics and practical solutions, allowing it to be considered a space for peaceful living and seaside recreation, where every detail follows the overall concept of quality and convenience. Advantages panoramic sea views; developed infrastructure in close proximity; clearly organized road connections; favorable environmental conditions; close distance to Batumi; rational and functional apartment layouts; security system and access control; modern architecture and design of common areas; distinctive character and atmosphere of the project; high standards of construction quality; landscaped adjoining territory with greenery; parking for residents’ cars; quiet elevator from a foreign manufacturer; balconies with view characteristics; multi-level lighting system; connection to all utilities; attractive investment prospects; various purchase options; developer with an ambitious approach and development strategy. Location of the new development The new Onyx House residential complex in Kobuleti is located at 92 David Aghmashenebeli Avenue, in close proximity to the seacoast — just 100 meters separate the new development from the sandy beach line. The location allows residents to enjoy the advantages of the resort and quick access to its main natural attraction — the sea. The complex is situated away from industrial facilities, which helps the surrounding area maintain a calm character and pleasant atmosphere. The neighborhood is mainly composed of low-rise and mid-rise buildings, with green areas that add naturalness and visual appeal to the location. An important advantage is the proximity of the highway, which provides quick access toward Batumi and other destinations in the region. The road to Kobuleti Reserve takes literally about fifteen minutes — a natural area with rich vegetation and picturesque landscapes, where one can spend time away from noisy tourist areas. Surroundings of the new development It should be noted that key everyday infrastructure facilities are concentrated within the nearest radius of Onyx House residential complex, meaning that essential services and institutions are located within a 5–10 minute walk. Within one kilometer, there are food service establishments, pharmacies, stores of various formats, supermarkets, beauty salons, hotels, and other facilities. Chele Arena Stadium, the library of the Kobuleti Cultural Center, car washes, gas stations, Central Hospital medical facility, School No. 1, and a kindergarten are also nearby. For a wider choice of shopping, entertainment, and everyday services, additional facilities are available within a ten-minute drive, including grocery stores, minimarkets, shops selling household goods, home appliances and utility items, as well as the Central Market with a wide range of products. The immediate surroundings also offer cultural and entertainment options: Kobuleti Cultural Center, a museum, an amusement park, Central Park, and various cafés, restaurants, coffee shops, pizzerias, sushi bars, and pastry shops. Beauty studios, a SPA salon, and hairdressers are available for self-care. The location also includes medical and educational facilities, including private and public dental clinics, as well as general education Schools No. 2 and No. 3. An additional advantage is the presence of a fairly large shopping center, where residents can purchase necessary goods and use various services. A trip to Batumi Botanical Garden — one of the most famous natural attractions in the region, suitable for walks among rare plants — takes only half an hour. Transport connections The road connections of the new development make it possible to quickly reach different districts and nearby destinations. There is a bus stop 25 meters away, from which residents can use regular routes around the resort and beyond. Buses No. 1, Batumi–Kobuleti routes, as well as minibuses No. 1 and No. 55 run along David Aghmashenebeli Avenue. In addition, intercity routes to Poti and Zugdidi are available, expanding travel opportunities across the region. Transport operates at intervals of 15–17 minutes, making it possible to plan routes without significant time loss. For railway travel, residents and vacationers can use Kobuleti station, located one kilometer from the complex. It provides convenient connections with other resort locations in Georgia. The international airport is less than an hour away by car, so the journey to the air hub takes minimal time. Features and specifications Onyx House is a modern project where special attention is paid to structural reliability, a rational approach to construction, and long-term operation. The architectural composition of the complex is based on large-format cladding, which divides the plane of the seven-storey façade into separate geometric blocks of different textures and tones. The alternation of light panels with a marble-like pattern and darker inserts with a rich stone texture creates the effect of a mosaic panel on the wall — each section is perceived as an independent cladding element, while together they form a carefully balanced, irregular yet visually harmonious pattern. The balconies project beyond the wall plane as deep square-shaped cantilevers framed by white concrete outlines. This contour is clearly defined on the façade and creates the impression that each loggia is inserted into its own niche-like portal. This framed balcony structure is repeated floor by floor at a regular rhythm, forming a grid-like, almost lattice pattern that visually lightens the mass of the building and gives it graphic clarity even from a considerable distance. The corner part of the building, facing the roadway, is accentuated by a shifted glazing geometry: the window and balcony openings here are not arranged strictly according to a single grid, but with a slight diagonal offset relative to the neighboring floors. This introduces an element of controlled asymmetry into the strict rectangular composition of the residential complex. Such a technique does not disrupt the overall regularity of the façade, but gives the corner edge additional plastic liveliness, distinguishing it from the calmer side plane of the new development. The upper floor of the building is visually highlighted by a continuous white parapet without stone cladding inserts. This light-colored strip draws a clear horizontal line along the entire roof and works as the finishing element of the composition, separating the main façade mass from the flat roof. This restrained treatment of the building’s upper boundary contrasts with the rich textural play of the lower floors and gives the silhouette a laconic, complete appearance. The first floor is organized as an open stylobate zone: glazed commercial storefronts are combined with warm-toned vertical wooden inserts placed selectively along the entrance group. This wooden accent appears on the façade only at ground level, creating a soft tactile transition between the dense stone cladding of the upper floors and the pedestrian level of the street. The plinth facing the roadway is clad in dark stone with a rough texture, visually weighting the base of the building and giving it a sense of stability against the lighter, mosaic-like structure of the upper floors. The distribution of materials creates a clear vertical hierarchy of the façade — from the solid plinth through the rich stone cladding to the restrained white parapet at the top. In the evening and at night, Onyx House reveals itself through warm lighting flowing from inside the balconies and window openings. The light fills each balcony niche with its own golden glow, making the grid structure of the façade especially distinct in the dark. The new development turns in