Invest Komfort has announced the development of a new project in Gdańsk. Off Miasto is to be built on a plot of ca. 56,000 sqm, and the usable area of the flats will be almost 55,000 sqm. Construction of the first stage has already begun. The entire investment will take several years to complete.
Off Miasto is a large-scale development project, a new district in the vicinity of the Old Town, by the Motława River. As the developer declares, it will be part of the metropolis and not just a residential and commercial development. Alongside the flats, the developer will develop urban spaces - boulevards over the water square and green areas. The project will also include the reconstruction of ul. Toruńska and the construction of ul. Jana Ożdżyńskiego.
Off Miasto provides proximity to urban amenities with the opportunity to switch into 'off' mode and be surrounded by nature. The investment's modular architectural concept was selected in an international competition.
From the beginning, we worked to create a new part of the city, not just a residential and commercial complex. We wanted to open up Off Miasto to Gdańsk as much as possible and unite the residential and service parts with a green belt and a water square, as part of the trend of incorporating water into the city.
Tomasz Janiszewski, chief architect and author of the concept from the design studio BJK Architekci
Ultimately, the six phases of the Off Miasto quarter will include around 1,000 flats and dozens of commercial units. The first stage involves the construction of two buildings and an outdoor, publicly accessible recreational space at the Old Motława waterfront. Gdańsk residents will gain an amphitheatre-like boulevard opposite the Żabi Kruk marina, which will restore a quarter that has been inaccessible for decades.
The Off City's greenery creator is Dorota Rudawa of RS Architektura Krajobrazu.
The residential courtyards, elevated to first-floor level, will be separated from the passages by cascading plantings of evergreen hedges. Spaces that foster relationships with neighbours, architecture and art will be put at the residents' exclusive disposal.
The main assumption in designing the common areas was to create interiors with an urban character, consistent with the original architecture and surroundings, while at the same time enriching them with elements and finishes that we can touch, feel and experience in many different ways, declare the project's creators, Jakub Piórkowski and Hanna Bialic of PB Studio, as well as Maciej Ryniewicz and Rafał Kaletowski of Akurat studio.
The investor has also invited to cooperation from Paweł Nolbert, an artist who combines traditional painting techniques with digital tools.
Official sales of the flats will begin soon.
Invest Komfort is a family-owned property development company with its roots in the Tricity. In its 29 years on the market, it has delivered more than 7,000 residential and commercial units.
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