Monochrom Kostava

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

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About the project

Monochrom Kostava residential complex in Tbilisi is a distinctive multi-apartment new development designed for those who appreciate refined aesthetics and a thoughtfully organized living environment. Advantages area with strong development potential; environmentally clean surroundings; school nearby; high standards of comfort; top-quality construction solutions; expressive architecture; well-maintained landscaped courtyard; accessibility for residents with limited mobility; 24/7 security system; landscaped greenery; multi-level lighting; all engineering communications connected; practical European-style layouts; spacious underground parking; quiet passenger and freight elevators; designer entrance lobbies; 3.0 m ceiling height; energy-efficient glazing; attractive pricing; flexible purchase options; reliable and ambitious developer. Location The Monochrom Kostava residential complex is located at 9 Bidzina Kvernadze Street, within a district known for its advantageous transport connectivity, allowing quick access to key destinations. Travel time to business and administrative centers is minimal, which is especially valuable for a busy lifestyle. The surrounding area features a wide range of everyday and cultural facilities. This part of the city offers numerous services that make it easy to handle daily tasks without long commutes. Special mention should be made of Rustaveli Avenue — one of the city’s main arteries, known for its vibrant cultural and entertainment scene. It is home to theaters, museums, cafés, and boutiques, while in the evenings the avenue comes alive with dynamic urban energy. As a result, this location combines excellent road connectivity with a well-developed urban environment. It is an attractive option for those who prefer an active lifestyle, value time efficiency, and aim to make the most of the capital’s opportunities. What’s nearby The area stands out for its proximity to major green and recreational zones. The Tbilisi Zoo is located approximately 780 meters away, while Mziuri Park is just over one and a half kilometers from the complex. This proximity expands opportunities for outdoor activities, allowing residents to alternate between active routes and more relaxed leisure. The surrounding infrastructure fully covers everyday needs. Within a short walking distance, there are supermarkets from well-known chains, grocery stores, and compact retail outlets offering essential goods. Pet owners will appreciate a specialized pet store where food, accessories, and care products are available. Financial and postal services are provided by nearby bank branches and delivery services. The dining scene includes a wide selection of venues — from cafés to restaurants. Among them are popular international chains, including McDonald’s. Delivery services are also available, making it easy to organize meals without visiting restaurants. Medical infrastructure includes pharmacies, dental clinics, and a multi-specialty hospital. Additionally, there is a center of aesthetic medicine led by Gia Gvaramia. This allows residents to access both basic and specialized services within a short distance. Shopping and everyday errands can be handled through shopping centers and specialized stores. Beauty and personal care services are represented by salons and hairdressers. For sports and fitness, the Sports Palace and various fitness clubs offer a wide range of training programs. There is a network of gas stations, car service centers, and car washes, simplifying vehicle maintenance. The cultural environment is represented by various venues, including the Cash cinema club, a large concert hall, and the capital’s circus, where performances and events regularly take place. Vere Park is also nearby, providing an excellent setting for outdoor walks. Educational institutions cover all levels of education: nearby kindergartens and schools, as well as leading universities of the country — Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Ilia State University, and Georgian Technical University. Within a 5–10 minute drive are the Eliava construction market, the Central Market, Dinamo Arena stadium, the Theater of Music and Drama, and the Republican Hospital. The surroundings expand opportunities for shopping, leisure, and solving everyday tasks. A well-developed infrastructure combined with proximity to green areas makes the district highly functional. It is convenient to plan daily routines here, combining work, leisure, and active pursuits without significant time expenditure. Transport connectivity A public transport stop is located within 175 meters. The average interval between services is about fifteen minutes, allowing for convenient trip planning without long waiting times. The stop is served by: buses No. 314, No. 329, No. 349, No. 351, No. 39; minibuses No. 431, No. 464, No. 512, No. 532, and No. 539. The “Technical University” metro station is 600 meters away. This provides direct access to the underground line, enabling quick travel between key parts of the city regardless of surface traffic conditions. Proximity to the metro significantly reduces travel time during peak hours and makes commuting more predictable. The major transport hub “Didube,” which includes a bus terminal, coach station, and railway platform, is located just over five kilometers away. This simplifies intercity travel planning, including both bus and rail routes. Easy access to this hub expands travel possibilities without significant time expenditure. Shota Rustaveli International Airport can be reached within thirty minutes by car. This distance allows for convenient flight planning without complex logistics or long transfers, which is especially important for frequent travelers. The established road network covers all major modes of transport: buses, metro, railway, and air travel. This makes movement within the capital and beyond fast, predictable, and logically structured for everyday routes. Features of architecture and construction Monochrom Kostava is a striking high-rise building with a clearly defined vertical composition and a strong emphasis on facade geometry. The structural system is based on a reinforced concrete frame, ensuring stability and long-term durability. External walls are constructed using specialized blocks, enhancing operational performance and reducing external noise levels. The volume is divided into several visual sections, avoiding monotony and adding dynamism to the silhouette. The main mass of the complex develops upward in a stepped formation, with gradual shifts in lines, making the overall outline appear lighter and more fluid. Natural stone is used in the facade finishes, including travertine, along with wood-textured panels. This combination enhances visual depth and creates rhythm through alternating textures. Light surfaces are interspersed with vertical inserts in warm tones, emphasizing the verticality of the structure. Balconies play a key role in shaping the exterior appearance. They feature significant projections, glass railings, and a strict geometric design. Horizontal lines of the balcony slabs intersect with vertical facade accents, forming a clear graphic pattern. At certain levels, corner balconies are introduced, enhancing the sense of volume and openness. Additional visual effect is achieved through built-in niches and protruding elements that break the facade into smaller segments. The ground level is designed as a transparent stylobate with panoramic glazing. Tall panoramic glazing sections visually “lift” the main volume of the building, creating a sense of lightness at the base. Vertical green inserts near the entrance emphasize the contrast between glass and stone, adding expressiveness. The roof is designed in a flat configuration with a clean finishing line, without excessive decoration. The upper floors are designed in a restrained manner, maintaining the overall minimalist character of the composition.The finishing g