“Audėja” will be replaced by offices, flats and apartments in Vilnius Business

The project proposals, prepared by the company on behalf of the architects of the Unitectus studio, indicate that the quarter will be made up of mixed and commercial premises. There must be a total of eight buildings in the area.

“The territory in question is divided into two regulatory zones of different heights: 5 and 7 floors. A commercial function is planned in the busy and noisy part of the plot along Drujos street, between it and the planned residential neighborhood in the former territory of the Markučiai factory, a residential function is planned: apartments and apartments for rent ” says the document.

Offices, flats and apartments

In the commercial part, two, about 30 thousand. kv. m total area of ​​administrative buildings.

It is planned to build hotel buildings for long-term rental in the mixed-use neighborhood (co-living concept). The total area of ​​these buildings will be 25.6 thousand. kv. meters.

Six 50-7 story buildings are equipped with approximately 508 1-3 bedroom apartments and apartments of various sizes.

In the courtyard there is a community center with common premises for the entire complex – laundry, gym, event room, etc.

One of the buildings of the complex is intended for residential use, it is planned to install apartments in it.

“Both rooms receive a different but compatible architectural expression, a similar color palette of finishing materials. The image of the entire complex is created as a smoothly industrial one, which recalls the historical function of this part of the city, ”the project states.

It is planned to install car storage facilities in the underground / basement part of the buildings.

It is planned to install 818 parking spaces under the buildings and it is planned to compensate 43 thousand parking spaces in accordance with the procedure established by the Municipality of Vilnius.

“It is estimated that around 75 percent. The parking lots installed in the complex would be dedicated to residents or visitors of the commercial part. The remaining around 25 percent. Parking spaces to share, that is to say. During the day, cars they would be parked by employees and visitors to the commercial part, and at night, by residents. There are also places for employees of the commercial part after work at 5:00 p.m. It could be used by visitors to restaurants, shops and services located in the complex ”, indicate the project proposals.

BNS announced that the fund company Lords LB Asset Management Vilniaus miesto projektai owns the majority of the territory on Drujos Street sold by Audėjo in early 2016; it was announced that it has 30 thousand. kv. m of buildings, which housed a shop and a furniture fabric factory.

The construction of the adjacent plots is also planned

15 minutes recalls that development in Markučiai is being carried out by several real estate companies and that the area is considered one of the most in recovery.

According to real estate services company Ober-Haus, a total of more than 600 housing units will be built in 2018-2020. In comparison, in the closest district, Užupis, between 650 and 700 housing units will be built during this period.

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Recognized market players Prodo, Vilmesta, Merko, Puiki Investicija are building 5 housing projects in Markučiai: P1, P9, M26, Vilnelės Slėnis and Studios83.

The real estate development company Realco has announced that it is planning an apartment block in the Markučiai district, in which it will invest 15.5 million LTL. euros. It is planned to build apartment buildings on Pakraščio and Kaukysos streets, where 220 apartments with 1 to 4 rooms and 30 to 90 square meters will be offered to the market.

Meanwhile, the Merko company intends to build another 1,000 thousand hectares next to its Vilnelė Valley, covering an area of ​​4.7 hectares. apartments. The apartment buildings will be built in several stages. The area is scheduled to take seven years to develop and the quarter should be completed in 2026.