Urban East

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8 этажей

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Kakheti Highway, 63, Tbilisi

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Urban East residential complex is a new multi-storey building designed in a contemporary style with an emphasis on clear geometry and restrained façade expression. Inside, a wide selection of apartments is available, focused on rational layout organization. The pricing policy remains affordable for a broad range of buyers. Advantages stylish modern architecture; area with developed infrastructure; kindergartens and educational institutions nearby; proximity to the metro; high construction standards; eco-friendly materials; modern technical equipment; landscaped and secure courtyard; spacious underground parking; high-speed elevator from an international manufacturer; enlarged window openings; improved layout solutions; apartments with preparatory finishing; 3-meter ceiling height; connected engineering systems; equipped recreation areas; neatly finished entrance area; attractive price; mortgage programs from a partner bank; developer with practical experience. Location Urban East residential complex in Tbilisi is located at 63 Kakheti Highway, in the Samgori district, which features a calm development character while maintaining connections with active parts of the city. The surroundings combine a moderate everyday pace with the ability to quickly access the business and social life of the capital, making the location practical for different living scenarios. The immediate area offers well-established infrastructure with a wide range of services. Residents have access to retail outlets, educational institutions, medical facilities, and everyday service providers. The street network remains relatively quiet while still providing convenient connections to major directions. Transport accessibility plays an important role: the metro station is within walking distance, and ground transport is represented by numerous routes connecting Samgori with other districts. This reduces dependence on a private car and simplifies daily travel, including commuting to work, study, or personal errands. An additional advantage is the presence of green areas and less dense development compared to the city center. This improves environmental perception and reduces noise levels. As a result, a balanced living environment is formed, where privacy is maintained without sacrificing access to urban services. Urban East residential complex is designed for those who value functionality, calmness, and rational organization of daily processes. The area combines developed infrastructure, strong transport connectivity, and a more relaxed pace, making it attractive for long-term living and investment. Transport interchange The nearest stop is located 120 meters away, with regular service at short intervals of about 9 minutes: buses No. 312, No. 322, No. 337, No. 341, No. 361, No. 396, No. 399; minibuses No. 415, No. 456, No. 489, No. 524, No. 582. Varketili metro station is about a 20-minute walk away. This allows the use of underground transport for regular commuting, reducing dependence on surface routes and traffic conditions. Major transport hubs are located relatively nearby. Ortachala bus station is less than 10 kilometers away, making intercity travel convenient. Naftlugi railway station and Samgori bus station are approximately 3 kilometers away, offering additional options for travel within the country. The drive to Shota Rustaveli International Airport takes about 15–20 minutes by car, which is especially convenient for frequent travelers and for meeting arriving guests. Local infrastructure Samgori has a high concentration of infrastructure facilities serving various needs. The area offers a dense network of services covering education, healthcare, retail, and leisure, making it highly practical for everyday living. The education system includes a wide range of institutions. Within a two-kilometer radius there are public schools No. 108, No. 109, No. 117, No. 139, No. 176, No. 90, No. 157, No. 145, No. 146, and No. 182. Private institutions also operate, including High School Nino, Georgian-American School of Tbilisi, and Albioni School, offering alternative education programs. For preschool children, kindergartens No. 37, No. 163, and No. 210 are available, allowing a continuous educational path without long commutes. Medical infrastructure covers a wide range of services. Residents have access to Synevo laboratory, Evex clinic, Tbilisi Central Hospital, the National Screening Center, and dental offices. Pharmacies complement this network, allowing quick access to essential medications and healthcare products. Retail infrastructure includes both local markets and chain stores. Varketili market offers fresh products and a wide selection of everyday goods. Supermarkets include EuroBrand, Madart, Fix Price, Carrefour City, Miniso Georgia, Spar, and Nikora. The assortment covers groceries, household goods, and daily essentials, simplifying everyday shopping. The dining sector includes a variety of establishments offering different cuisines. Machakhela, Lucky Shawarma, Dolce Vita, MARGE Varketili, and Nikala's Yard provide options ranging from traditional dishes to fast food and European cuisine, expanding choices for daily meals and social gatherings. For sports and active leisure, there are fitness clubs, yoga studios, and rugby and football fields. Additional recreational options include gaming zones such as PS4 Game Room CLUB. Parks nearby provide opportunities for outdoor relaxation and diverse leisure activities. Within a short distance, there are hotels, hostels, business centers, beauty salons, bank branches, postal services, and gas stations. The concentration of services simplifies everyday tasks and reduces the need for long trips. The established infrastructure covers key areas — education, healthcare, retail, and leisure. This makes the location balanced and in demand among those who value practicality, service availability, and efficient time management in daily life. Architecture and construction features Urban East complex is an example of construction with a focus on advanced technologies and strict adherence to quality standards. The project is developed in line with current engineering requirements and is designed for long-term operation without loss of key characteristics. It is based on proven construction methods and materials that comply with environmental safety standards. The development consists of a single sixteen-storey building constructed using a monolithic frame system. This technology increases the strength of load-bearing structures and allows flexibility in internal layouts. External walls are built from specialized blocks, improving thermal insulation and resistance to external impacts. The building volume is vertically elongated and perceived as a unified solid mass, where the strict rhythmic articulation of façades creates visual order. The main silhouette is defined by simplicity: straight lines, even surfaces, and emphasized symmetry create a sense of stability and engineering precision. The façades are finished with panels in a warm brown tone. This material adds density and visual depth while reinforcing the perception of structural reliability. The wall surface is divided by a regular grid of window openings forming a consistent repeating module. This structure enhances the façade rhythm and emphasizes the scale of the building. Windows are recessed into the wall plane, adding expressive light and shadow effects throughout the day. Particular attention is given to protruding façade elements — light rectangular inserts placed at different levels. They contrast with the main volume and break up the strict geometry, adding dynamics to the overall appearance. These elements extend beyond the main façade line, enhancing plasticity and creating vertical accents. The lower level is designed in a lighter manner. The use of glass surfaces and visually lightweight structures creates a “floating” effect, where the upper volume appears to rest on