Sofia bulgaria
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Project • By IPA - Architecture and more • Individual Buildings
KA 11 Residential Building
KA11 is a residential building situated in the heart of Sofia, within the Lozenets district. Designed by IPA – Architecture and more, the project redefines the urban landscape by skillfully balancing scale, materiality, and context. The building features five residential floors, including an attic level, a ground floor with commercial spaces, and an underground level. Its compact yet striking form responds to the diverse architectural surroundings, establishing a contemporary presence while maintaining a sensitive relationship with its context.
Dian Stanchev
Located at a complex five-way intersection within a cultural heritage ensemble, KA11 serves as a mediator between contrasting architectural environments. The historic greene... More
Project • By IPA - Architecture and more • Offices
Space Tower Office Building
Space Tower is a cutting-edge office building designed to seamlessly integrate comfort, accessibility, and flexibility. Guided by the philosophy of "putting humans at the center," IPA meticulously crafted every aspect of the design process. In 2021, the building was awarded LEED Gold certification, underscoring its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Dian Stanchev
Located in a prime business district of the capital, the Space Tower project blends seamlessly with its surroundings, embracing the concept of a garden building by integrating nature into both its interior and exterior spaces. IPA took a leading role in designing the entire building's interior, ensuring alignment with the needs and preferences of t... More
Project • By IPA - Architecture and more • Offices
BOSCH Living Lab
IPA - Architecture and more partnered with Bosch to design a Multifunctional Hub within the Synergy tower Sofia. Initially designed as a conference room, the space was reimagined to serve as s dynamic hub for innovation and interaction.
Dian Stanchev
The hall’s concept centers around the idea of a “living lab”, where visitors are active participants rather than passive observers, engaging directly with the workspace and its technologies. Designed for flexibility, the hall seamlessly adapts to various purposes, from showcasing new ideas to hosting collaborative activities.
The hall’s 6.70-meter ceiling height allowed the integration of an intermediate level, supported by a metal structure at level +3.30 m, acce... More