Florian Residence 1: New development with 73 units designed by Benthem Crouwel Architects

The Florian Residence 1 was the first building completed and signals the beginning of a new urban area. This building is located on a prominent plot, near the National Bank of Slovakia.

The project features eight floors, commercial spaces, and various amenities, in addition to offering 73 residences. These residences range from smaller studios to larger apartments.

To ensure maximum comfort for residents, high technological standards have been implemented, including triple glazing, high-performance thermal insulation, and acoustic engineering. Additionally, the spacious entrance and the atrium flooded with natural light provide the building with a genuine sense of belonging and community.

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