The planned facility is located in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Lviv, in the Riasne-1 neighborhood, on a vacant plot adjacent to an industrial area.
The site is designated for a shopping center and a public dining establishment. The introduction of such facilities creates a new focal point for local residents, revitalizing the area and stimulating infrastructure development.
The architectural image of the shopping center is defined by the functional features of the building. The north and west façades face a park and a street with active pedestrian traffic, which contributes to the creation of projections and recesses, forming a diverse spatial experience. The rhythmic alternation of decorative slats adds dynamism and emphasizes the façade solutions. The transparent glass first floor ensures openness to the surrounding environment.
Priority on the site is given to the street with high pedestrian traffic and the recreational areas located in front of the building. The parking lot, entrance to the underground parking, and loading zones are placed deeper within the site, preserving the public space for pedestrians and leisure activities.
The planned park will become a new public space for social interaction. It will also provide a convenient pedestrian route from Shevchenka Street to the Holy Trinity Church of the OCU. The space includes green areas and cozy recreational spots for neighborhood residents.
