Soul Park Residential Complex embodies a new urban lifestyle concept that blends nature with modern comfort. It features green zones, an artificial water plateau, and a promenade for relaxation. The neighborhood is designed so residents don’t just live near nature—they become part of it. The “car-free courtyard” creates safe, quiet spaces for socializing and working outdoors.
The architecture is dynamic, harmoniously fitting into the city’s historic scale. Mid-rise buildings form cozy courtyards filled with sunlight and fresh air.
Located in the picturesque northern part of Lviv, just 4.5 km from Rynok Square and adjacent to Zamarsyniv Forest Park, the buildings rise up to six floors, aligned with the historic urban fabric, continuing European traditions.
The morphology combines a “checkerboard” and “S-shaped” layout. The northern and southern sectors feature double courtyards—outer ones forming small yards, inner ones creating intimate semi-private spaces. The western sector is distinguished by an open, flowing “S-shaped” design, adding spatial dynamism.
The complex’s three sectors are connected by a green pedestrian promenade with playgrounds and leisure areas. The landscaping fosters a “living” environment with forest-inspired elements: winding paths, terraced spaces, and ponds create a harmonious and relaxing atmosphere.
The complex includes 21 buildings with 680 apartments—1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom units—with patios on the lower floors and park-view terraces on the upper floors.
Facade design balances two approaches: dynamic window patterns on the northern and southern sectors contrast with the more restrained, grid-like facades of the western sector.
Commercial spaces are divided into flexible lots that can be combined as needed, all equipped with engineering utilities. Parking is provided along the facades and in an underground garage.
Terraced spaces utilize the site’s terrain for recreation, walking, and gardening, creating a multifaceted landscape.
Green roofs above commercial areas serve as leisure zones and urban gardens.
Common interiors are designed in a modern minimalist style with a neutral palette and natural materials, ensuring residents’ comfort and safety.
