Vahagni-24

Armenia

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Vahagni-24

Armenia

Firm

URBAN UNIT Architecture

Type

Residential › Private House

STATUS

Under Construction

YEAR

2024

SIZE

5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft

Photos

Ahmad Eghtesad (22)

The Vahagni Region epitomizes the fulfillment of an ambitious vision. Following Armenia's emergence as a free and independent nation, Vahagn S. Hovnanian, a prominent property developer from the United States, aspired to establish a premier residential community that met world-class standards. Instead of demolishing existing Soviet-era structures and displacing families in the capital city's core, Hovnanian selected an expansive site within the city limits, offering breathtaking views of the biblical Mount Ararat.

Spanning over 150 hectares, the Vahagni Region's master plan includes single-family homes, townhouses, mansion-style condominiums, and a meticulously planned and approved smart city. This development will encompass 525,000 square meters of structures, incorporating residential apartments, hotels, office spaces, educational institutions, retail areas, and cutting-edge tech development commercial spaces. Each architectural solution is thoughtfully designed to be both unique and efficient. Growing consistently and steadily, the Vahagni Region has seamlessly integrated into the fabric of Yerevan.

The interior design within Vahagni Region adheres to modern design principles, aiming to create spaces that are both simple and uncluttered. This style is characterized by its simplicity, clean lines, and a monochromatic palette, enhanced with wood textures and plant accents. It features open floor plans, functional furniture, and a focus on the shape, color, and texture of a select few essential elements.

By harmonizing visionary urban planning with contemporary design aesthetics, the Vahagni Region stands as a testament to Armenia's progressive architectural landscape.