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Ing.arch.Matej Grébert
Ing.arch.Juraj Benetin
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821 08 Bratislava
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Compass, s.r.o
Bajkalská 29/E
821 01 Bratislava
IČO: 36291986
IČ DPH: SK2022170535

Residential

UNIQ SLNEČNICE APARTMENT BUILDINGS, ZONE C4

CONSTRUCTION AREA

The placement of the buildings respects the existing development and is designed with a focus on optimal integration into the area, ensuring a smooth urban transition toward the Petržalka housing estate.

The southern boundary of the plot is defined by a service road, while the eastern and northern boundaries follow the limits of the regulatory block.

URBAN DESIGN CONCEPT

The fourth phase of the Slnečnice Viladomy residential zone is Zone C4, consisting of five separate residential buildings. Zone C4 is conceived as a linear row development of slab-type buildings with internal semi-public courtyards, allowing a smooth transition from public spaces with relaxation areas and children’s playgrounds to private front gardens. The individual courtyards are interconnected through passageways.

The backbone of the zone is the already completed CB branch road, which will be enhanced with tree-lined alleys, generous pedestrian walkways, and a cycle path that will eventually connect Zones C and B of Južné Mesto. All retail units face this road. The buildings are connected via underground levels, and their separation into individual structures enables phased construction.

The compositional focal point of the zone is a linear inner courtyard with a varied terrain, mature greenery, and a main pedestrian route connecting the residential blocks. Within this space, in direct connection to the building entrances, are interior relaxation areas.

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION SOLUTION

The residential complex consists of five building structures – slab-shaped apartment buildings with terraced, recessed upper floors. These are designed as independent construction units.

The buildings have one underground level and seven (in some parts, six) above-ground levels.

The buildings are functionally and architecturally divided into the following parts:

  • 1st Basement Level (1.PP): Underground garage

  • Ground Floor (1.NP): Apartments and common areas (storage units, technical rooms, property management facilities)

  • 2nd to 7th Floor (2.NP–7.NP): Residential units

The chosen structural grid of 7.5 × 7.5 m and 5.1 × 5.1 m is suitable for combining underground/ground-level parking with apartments on the upper floors, ensuring flexibility in layout design.

  • Building SO-01 has a recessed garage on the 1st basement level. At the ground floor level, adjacent to pedestrian walkways, are retail and service spaces. Floors 2–6 house apartments.

  • Buildings SO-02 to SO-04 share a recessed underground garage. At the ground floor level, in direct connection with pedestrian walkways, are retail spaces and apartments with front gardens. Floors 2–7 consist of apartments.

  • Building SO-05 has a recessed underground garage and residential floors from the 1st to 7th floor.

This design approach was selected with regard to construction efficiency, parking needs, and especially the optimal height placement of apartments in relation to the public space.

Apartment layouts are organized around central vertical and horizontal communication cores. Installation shafts and utility networks run along these central cores. The apartment layouts are designed to maximize views and are oriented with their main living rooms toward open outdoor spaces. This layout principle also determines the placement of balconies and loggias.

SPACES FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION

In accordance with the principles and regulations of modern residential development, the goal in the development area is to achieve diversity and individuality of each residential zone. The urban structure must create high-quality residential environments, with public spaces for social interaction – such as residential streets, squares, parks, and recreational areas.

Location / Address: Fialová Street, Petržalka – South, Bratislava V
 
Authors of the Architectural Design:
Ing. arch. Juraj Benetin
Ing. arch. Miroslav Čatloš
Ing. arch. Matej Grébert
Ing. arch. Matúš Grega-Jakub
Ing. Roman Čambál
 
Lead Project Engineers:
Ing. arch. Matúš Grega-Jakub
Ing. Peter Fülöp
 
Landscape Architect: Ing. Katarína Tomanová
 
Developer: CRESCO REAL ESTATE a.s.
 
Photography:
CRESCO REAL ESTATE a.s.
Pavel Kudivani
 
PROJECT CAPACITY DATA:
Site area: 22,750 m²
Built-up area: 5,620 m²
Above-ground floor area: 31,326 m²
Gross volume: 64,616 m³
Green areas: 5,740.5 m²

Number of underground floors: 1
Number of above-ground floors: 7
 
PROJECT TIMELINE:
Design start: November 2015
Design completion: November 2022
Construction start: July 2018
Construction completion: July 2023