Francuska Park is a place for people searching for a unique apartment in an extremally attractive location, in the green Muchowiec district, in close vicinity to the Forest Park and the Valley of the Three Ponds.
The investment project will be a continuation of the well-known ATAL Francuska Park complex. As part of phases 6 and 7, two U-shaped buildings will be built. The project will be distinguished by its modern architecture – glass elements of elevations and an extensive green zone. In addition to functional and spacious apartments, commercial premises will also be constructed. With drivers in mind, the project will include a garage hall with multiple parking spots under the building and aboveground parking spots, five of which will be equipped with vehicle charging stations. Residents will also have the possibility to use a bicycle room or purchase along with the apartment a storage room located on an aboveground story or at the -1 level.
The investment project will accommodate the needs of people with disabilities. Circulation routes will allow for free movement of parents with baby carriages.
GARDENS
OR BALCONIES
WELL-LIT
APARTMENTS
PLAYGROUND
ECO
PARKING SPOT
BICYCLE ROOM
GREEN
ROOFTOPS
GREEN
AREAS
ABOVEGROUND
AND UNDERGROUND
PARKING LOT
The Francuska Park investment project will meet the expectations of future residents. Phase 6 of the investment project will include the construction of 178 functional and spacious apartments. A broad range of floor areas from 38 to 147 m² and layouts from one to five rooms will make this place the perfect solution for people of any age. Apartments located on the first floor will offer gardens and those located on upper stories will have balconies or loggias.
Phase 7 of the investment project will include 322 apartments. Diverse floor areas, ranging from 25 to 149 m², and layouts from one to five rooms will allow for matching the apartment to the needs of future residents. Spacious apartments with more than 100 meters of space, located in the 9th floor, will constitute a new addition to the offering. Each apartment will have a balcony, loggia or terrace and the apartments located on the ground floor will offers gardens.
Internal courtyards will become a leisure and recreation zone for future residents and the small architecture elements will complete and emphasize the unique building design. Children will have the possibility to use the playground, encouraging them to spend time outdoors.
Subsequent phases of the investment project are part of the popular ATAL Francuska Park complex, which provided 881 apartments and 15 commercial premises.
Phase 7 of the investment project will include 322 apartments. Diverse floor areas, ranging from 25 to 149 m², and layouts from one to five rooms will allow for matching the apartment to the needs of future residents. Spacious apartments with more than 100 meters of space, located in the 9th floor, will constitute a new addition to the offering. Each apartment will have a balcony, loggia or terrace and the apartments located on the ground floor will offers gardens.
Internal courtyards will become a leisure and recreation zone for future residents and the small architecture elements will complete and emphasize the unique building design. Children will have the possibility to use the playground, encouraging them to spend time outdoors.
Subsequent phases of the investment project are part of the popular ATAL Francuska Park complex, which provided 881 apartments and 15 commercial premises.
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Phase 6 of the Francuska Park investment project will include a nine-story, four-staircase building with a cascade layout, with nine stories on the northern side, gradually decreasing to six stories on the southern side. As part of phase VII, a single-story building with four staircases has been designed. The terraced structure will make the body coherent with the other phases of the investment project. Numerous glazed surfaces of the buildings and other details, such as perforated sheets, which are a characteristic architectural element, will allow to maximally use the natural daylight and grant lightness to the whole.
Architect Wojciech Wojciechowski, graduate of the Architecture Faculty of the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice, member of the Silesian Regional Chamber of Architects and the Association of Polish Architects. Since 1992 he has been the owner of his own design studio with its seat in Katowice. For many years, the studio has specialized in designing and managing investment projects in the field of general construction, with a particular focus on representative public utility facilities and residential estates. The designs of Wojciech Wojciechowski combine the requirements imposed by the Investors with consideration for the expectations of potential users and architecture recipients, which allows to create functional and aesthetic buildings, enriching the urban arrangement of the areas where they are built.
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