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Amber Baltic Apartment House in Poland by Zvi Hecker

The Amber Baltic Apartment House in Poland by Zvi Hecker was published in Apartment Architectures Design at August 9, 2011, read the plan idea, and find at the cool photos gallery!

Modern apartment architecture building plan shown at the pictures gallery below is one of the most innovative project development created by Zvi Hecker. The Amber Baltic Apartments can be found in Promenada Gwiazd, Miedzyzdroje, Poland. The building itself consist of around 70 apartments, high-quality luxury spa, swimming pool, glamour sauna, fitness centre, shops and administration, 160 parking places. Using about 13,500 m2 area, Amber Baltic Project is a public housing neighboring to the luxury five star hotels, Amber Baltic Hotel.

Several apartments are in addition enjoying the south orientation. Bighearted terraces are extending the apartments. A main part of the project is the public facilities placed at the ground floor and first floor, in sandwiched between the apartment entrance to the hotel and the entrance to the apartment dwelling: these facilities consist of variety of shops, swimming pool, Fitness area and Spa.

These Amber Baltic Apartments public areas are planned in such a system as to create them simply reachable to the common public, giving the highest services. The modern swimming pool is of the official size of 25 mt. in length, according to European standards. The Warimpex investors of the Amber Baltic Gardens are purposing at the highest standards. The architectural plan of the Amber Baltic Gardens responds to the exacting location, its limitations and special advantages.

The apartment house project respects the scale and the form of the existing hotel, as well lines up by means of the street to give a mass and elevation needed in the meticulous urban situation of Miedzyzdroje. The most essential architectural giving of the Amber Baltic Gardens is the unusual way it faces the sea: instead as typically projecting as much as likely to the ocean, the construction recesses into the background, as if absorbing the ocean into its apartment room interior.