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Haha, so eine Meldung muss halt auch zwischendurch mal rein ^^
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Haha, so eine Meldung muss halt auch zwischendurch mal rein ^^
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Das ist mal ein hammer Projekt, City Village in Prishtina
International Village, a community in picturesque setting, where luxury meets convenience and where neighbors become a lifelong friends.
Our pride is in providing a home constructed with quality craftsmanship and materials, endeavoring to make every home purchaser completely satisfied, resulting in many years of enjoyment.
We are offering a community lifestyle with an integrated swimming pool, playground and picnic area where families are able to play or unwind without leaving their neighborhood. Formal entrance gates and perimeter fences, intimate green areas surrounding your homes, community recreation centers, high quality designed homes…all these premium features herald the community's distinct status.
International Village is a first housing development of its kind in Kosova in collaboration with The Municipality of Prishtina.
Containing 108 residential units, and a large recreational area, the development has been designed by leading architectural and engineering professionals from the United States. The homes and infrastructure represent the latest state-of-the-art components and standards.
Services Group International, LLC, established in The United States in 2004, is the main promoter of the project and is a partnership with more than 40 years of combined experience in real estate development, engineering and construction in the United States, Europe and the Near/Middle East.
The founders of SGI-LLC are Services Group International, Inc. of New York and DD Interiors of New York.
Equity Investors in International Village include X&M GbR, of Germany and Kosova, and PO Group of Kosova.
Construction Financing is being provided by the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), of Washington, DC.
House Type
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Type B
Type C
International Village, a community in picturesque setting, where luxury meets convenience and where neighbors become a lifelong friends.
Our pride is in providing a home constructed with quality craftsmanship and materials, endeavoring to make every home purchaser completely satisfied, resulting in many years of enjoyment.
We are offering a community lifestyle with an integrated swimming pool, playground and picnic area where families are able to play or unwind without leaving their neighborhood. Formal entrance gates and perimeter fences, intimate green areas surrounding your homes, community recreation centers, high quality designed homes…all these premium features herald the community's distinct status.
International Village is a first housing development of its kind in Kosova in collaboration with The Municipality of Prishtina.
Containing 108 residential units, and a large recreational area, the development has been designed by leading architectural and engineering professionals from the United States. The homes and infrastructure represent the latest state-of-the-art components and standards.
Services Group International, LLC, established in The United States in 2004, is the main promoter of the project and is a partnership with more than 40 years of combined experience in real estate development, engineering and construction in the United States, Europe and the Near/Middle East.
The founders of SGI-LLC are Services Group International, Inc. of New York and DD Interiors of New York.
Equity Investors in International Village include X&M GbR, of Germany and Kosova, and PO Group of Kosova.
Construction Financing is being provided by the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), of Washington, DC.
House Type
Type A
Type B
Type C
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Was für PRojekte gibt es für die Infrastruktur genauer gesagt für Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel?
FREEAGLE
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Archea Tower in Tirana
Archea Associati has won an international competition held upon invitation for construction of one of the ten towers to be built in the new Tirana city centre"
The building designed by Archea Associati is part of an ambitious plan for redevelopment of the Albanian city on the basis of guidelines contained in Architecture Studio's masterplan, which includes construction of ten towers in the city centre. The city government decided to hold a design competition for each of them.
Three international studios were invited to participate in the recent competition for the most important tower, across from the renewed central park in Via Shkurti,:
Bolles & Wilson - Germany,
Archea Associati - Italy,
Xaveer De Geyter Architecten - Belgium,
and a young Albanian studio, SON projektim.
The 85 metre tall building has a complex, varied functional programme: a six level underground parking lot, four levels of commercial space, seven levels of offices, and apartments on the top eight floors as well as a luxury hotel in a panoramic position at the very top of the tower.
Archea Associati's project, entitled "4 ever green", was chosen above the others for the way it manages to fit the tower into its urban context and create public spaces by narrowing the base of the building.
The jury, made up of well-known international figures from the architecture scene as well as Tirana mayor Edi Rama and the project investors, publicly announced their decision and stated that they chose Studio Archea Associati's entry for its elegant plasticity and because it identified and reflected the character and identity of Albanian culture in combination with specific contributions from the Italian tradition, to which architect Marco Casamonti repeatedly referred during the public hearing.
Rather than the glass and steel architecture of the contemporary skyscraper, Archea Associati's building is inspired by the well-established tradition of the masonry towers of the historical landscape. The building's motion and skin reinvent tradition, inspired by the weaves of the traditional fabrics from the Tirana area, transforming them into a texture which
Archea Associati has won an international competition held upon invitation for construction of one of the ten towers to be built in the new Tirana city centre"
The building designed by Archea Associati is part of an ambitious plan for redevelopment of the Albanian city on the basis of guidelines contained in Architecture Studio's masterplan, which includes construction of ten towers in the city centre. The city government decided to hold a design competition for each of them.
Three international studios were invited to participate in the recent competition for the most important tower, across from the renewed central park in Via Shkurti,:
Bolles & Wilson - Germany,
Archea Associati - Italy,
Xaveer De Geyter Architecten - Belgium,
and a young Albanian studio, SON projektim.
The 85 metre tall building has a complex, varied functional programme: a six level underground parking lot, four levels of commercial space, seven levels of offices, and apartments on the top eight floors as well as a luxury hotel in a panoramic position at the very top of the tower.
Archea Associati's project, entitled "4 ever green", was chosen above the others for the way it manages to fit the tower into its urban context and create public spaces by narrowing the base of the building.
The jury, made up of well-known international figures from the architecture scene as well as Tirana mayor Edi Rama and the project investors, publicly announced their decision and stated that they chose Studio Archea Associati's entry for its elegant plasticity and because it identified and reflected the character and identity of Albanian culture in combination with specific contributions from the Italian tradition, to which architect Marco Casamonti repeatedly referred during the public hearing.
Rather than the glass and steel architecture of the contemporary skyscraper, Archea Associati's building is inspired by the well-established tradition of the masonry towers of the historical landscape. The building's motion and skin reinvent tradition, inspired by the weaves of the traditional fabrics from the Tirana area, transforming them into a texture which