“The project is of high quality only to the extent that there are high-quality public spaces that it offers,” Matej Jelínek, head of residential development.
We perceive public space as an added value for all residents, workers or neighbors in a given locality. In the project, we offer it in the form of a square. We focused on qualitative parameters and created it with the assumption of becoming a local center for the surrounding residential or administrative zones. The square will offer plenty of greenery, a water area, urban furniture and options for cafes or gastronomic establishments that will expand civic amenities.
The Zátiší multifunctional complex has, not only from our point of view, but also according to the opinions of local residents, the ambition to bring many benefits for the entire city district. The priority of the project is to revitalize the area, bring a better environment for life and sensibly develop a place where it is dilapidated and neglected. In addition, bring more security and new services for neighbours. The proposal itself is based on the principles of sustainability and reflects the requirements of the city. It is designed in accordance with the zoning plan of the city of Bratislava and even includes the construction of the 1st stage of the planned extension of Tomášiková Street and the reconstruction of the Tomášiková – Vajnorská intersection.
,, We want to create a pleasant place to work, live and also representative hotel spaces. As the area is rich in sports or recreational areas and relaxation, we looked further. We realized that although there is a large number of people in the area, there is no space where they could spend time other than in the shopping center. Our goal is to give them their small center – the local town square. The place where they walk, enjoy the atmosphere of the city and slow down with a cup of coffee under the treetops. Exactly something similar is missing here in Novo Mesto. ”- Ing.arch. Pavol Čechvala
