
ParkWay.city is located outside the central urban area of Sofia, near the southern arc of the Ring Road, part of Lozenets District. This location provides us with all the necessary space to unfold our ideas and plan. In our case - 170 decares. At the same time, the proximity to the Ring Road and Simeonovsko Shose, the planned transport routes, the future metro station and a network of bicycle lanes ensures the important connectivity of the neighbourhood with every other point of Sofia.

Bioclimatic conditions define the neighbourhood as an area with a favourable and preserved natural environment, without strong anthropogenic intervention. The natural greenery combined with cultivated vegetation will contribute to the development of biodiversity in the region. The location and altitude of ParkWay.city suggest the presence of a colder winter and a cool summer. But when it comes to weather, everything is conditional.

ParkWay.city corresponds to its name. The neighbourhood is of an open type, which means free movement through public and interblock spaces. The pedestrian zone is designed as a network of alleys that serve the residential areas and connect the individual parts of the neighbourhood and the park, where residents will be able to benefit from various sports facilities.

It is located on the periphery of a green wedge, which extends to the Borisova Garden. Various public functions will be developed in the neighbourhood with the construction of each stage. There are big hypermarkets, medical centres, educational centres, etc. nearby.

The complex is located in a zone with a maximum building height of 10 meters. The overall low-rise development, tailored to the human scale, creates a favourable area for permanent residence - all buildings are well sunlit, including the interblock spaces. In addition, the surrounding properties fall into an area with even lower construction, which in the future will not compromise the view of Vitosha.

The park area is located at the periphery of the city near the Vitosha Nature Park. The idea is that in the future transformation of the territory into a park, it will preserve the natural character of the environment, local species and become a catalyst for development of biodiversity in the area. In areas that are tangent to the neighbourhood, the nature of landscaping changes from natural landscaping to cultivated one. The more you enter the interior of the neighbourhood, the more anthropogenic the park environment becomes.