Kera by Idea

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

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About the project

Kera by Idea residential complex in Tbilisi is a new residential project for those who value a refined approach to everyday life and high standards of execution. It combines premium apartments with an expressive concept, where architecture subtly intertwines modern solutions with the historical context of the district. The internal solutions are thought through in detail, creating an expressive balance between functionality and aesthetics. Advantages of the residential complex prestigious location with a favorable environmental setting; parks, squares, and walking alleys nearby; wide choice of infrastructure; original architecture; private environment with low residential density; high level of construction works and materials; latest-generation engineering systems; closed courtyard with landscaping and improvement; 24/7 video surveillance and security service; multi-level lighting of the courtyard area and entrance groups; barrier-free access for people with limited mobility; underground parking for residents’ cars; aesthetically designed halls and entrance groups; lobby; elevator with smooth movement and low noise level; places for relaxation and walks inside the courtyard; energy-efficient windows with good sound insulation; increased ceiling height; connected communications; attractive prices for Vake; mortgage programs from a partner bank; developer with serious development plans on the Tbilisi market. Location of the new development Kera by Idea residential complex is located at 8a Mtskheta Lane, in Vake — one of the most prestigious and sought-after locations in the capital, valued for its abundance of greenery, calm street rhythm, and developed infrastructure. The area has long been considered almost the most attractive for permanent residence thanks to its successful balance between business activity and natural surroundings. Round Garden is located 620 meters away — the walk takes up to ten minutes. A little farther there is a forest park with access to Turtle Lake, which has long become a popular place for walks, sports, and outdoor recreation. The presence of large green areas has a positive effect on the district’s microclimate and reduces the level of urban noise. The surroundings consist of low-rise development, historical buildings, and new premium-segment houses. At the same time, the streets retain visual integrity and a calm character without excessive construction density. There are no large industrial enterprises or intense transit traffic here, which contributes to cleaner air and a favorable environmental setting. Tall trees along the streets, landscaped courtyards, and squares make Vake one of the greenest parts of the metropolis. Pedestrian routes pass through shady alleys, while a large number of parks and recreational locations make it possible to spend free time outdoors without long trips outside the city. The new development is organically integrated into the existing development of Vake and corresponds to its overall character. The complex is aimed at buyers who value a prestigious address, favorable environment, developed infrastructure, and the opportunity to live near large green areas while maintaining quick access to business centers. Nearby infrastructure The residential complex is located in an area with a large amount of greenery. Parks, walking alleys, and squares suitable for relaxation, sports, and calm walks are nearby. The quarter successfully combines the active rhythm of the metropolis with a calmer environment, where there is no dense development or high noise level. Banks, post offices, grocery stores, furniture showrooms, service workshops, and car service stations operate nearby. Cafes, restaurants, pizzerias, coffee shops, and sushi bars with varied cuisine are also represented here. Delivery services quickly cover this part of the metropolis. Medical infrastructure is represented by multidisciplinary clinics and specialized medical centers. Within a radius of two kilometers there are Nino’s Kindergarten and Dambo kindergartens, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Restarti School of Arts, Jejili private school, and school No. 21. For leisure, cinemas, concert venues, Laguna Vere swimming pool, and Tbilisi Zoo are suitable. Spa salons, beauty studios, and fitness clubs operate within a few minutes’ walk. Such surroundings make the area attractive for buyers who value developed infrastructure, green streets, and rich urban facilities without a feeling of overload. Transport interchange The complex belongs to an area with developed road connections, allowing quick movement around the metropolis both by private car and public transport. Rustaveli metro station is less than two kilometers away, which significantly simplifies daily trips to business and administrative districts. Minibus taxi No. 402 runs along Mtskheta Street at intervals of about 15 minutes. An additional stop is located 330 meters away on Irakli Abashidze Street. Bus routes No. 383 and No. 531 pass from there, allowing quick access to major transport hubs and shopping streets. For intercity trips, convenient connections with the capital’s main bus stations are provided. The distance to Ortachala bus station is less than eight kilometers. The road by car takes 15–20 minutes depending on traffic. The Didube transport hub is located at approximately the same distance, combining a railway station and bus station with routes across Georgia and international directions. The location is suitable for buyers for whom quick road connections, nearby public transport, and the ability to reach different parts of the capital without unnecessary transfers are important. Thanks to the successful location, the road to work, educational institutions, and popular attractions takes a minimum amount of time. Characteristics of the new development Kera by Idea attracts attention with its expressive appearance, where motifs of European plasticity and Georgian monumentality can be seen. The building is designed in a laconic style with an emphasis on vertical lines, facade symmetry, and rhythmic repetition of arched elements. The arches become the main visual accent of the entire composition: they pass through several floors, add depth to the facades, and make the silhouette of the building recognizable even from afar. The exterior design is based on warm terracotta facing brick. The material looks expensive and expressive in any lighting, emphasizing the prestigious character of the new development. The brick texture gives the facades volume and visual density, while the strict geometry of the lines enhances the sense of integrity. The absence of excessive decor makes the exterior restrained and elegant. Large panoramic windows occupy a significant area of the facades and visually lighten the mass of the brickwork. Dark window profiles contrast with the warm palette of the walls, adding graphic clarity to the appearance. The glazing is integrated into the overall composition as neatly as possible: the glass surfaces support the vertical rhythm of the arches and emphasize the height of the residential complex. The balconies are recessed into the facades, making the exterior look cohesive and neat. In the evening, soft interior lighting from the apartments gives the facades additional expressiveness. Some terraces are decorated with greenery, enlivening the strict geometry of the brick planes. The facade plasticity deserves separate attention. The arched elements are stretched vertically and resemble the classic galleries of old Tbilisi, interpreted through the current aesthetics of premium construction. The repeating pattern of arches adds dynamics and makes the exterior of the building more relief-like. At the same time, the composition remains visually light and balanced. Night lighting emphasizes the volume of the facades and the depth of the decorative elements. Warm light highlights the arched openings, brickwork lines, and vertical accents, giv