Basement and First-Floor Structural Frame Completed — Construction of the Second Floor Begins at the Lisi Project

Construction of the residential development in Lower Lisi has entered a new active phase. The primary reinforced concrete structural works for the basement level and the first floor have been completed, and construction of the second-floor structure is now underway.

At this stage, the project has become fully recognizable in its physical form. The building’s architectural lines, interior volumes, and terraced layout—carefully integrated with the site’s natural topography—are now clearly visible.

A Space Taking Its Final Shape

With the completion of the first-floor structure, the project’s core architectural vision has become evident: open, light-filled spaces that flow naturally into one another.

The latest construction progress reveals:

• Spacious interiors with high ceilings;
• Large structural openings designed for floor-to-ceiling glazing;
• Clearly defined functional interior zones;
• A robust reinforced concrete structure that provides exceptional strength and seismic resilience.

Second-Floor Construction Is Now Underway

Work is currently focused on the construction of the second-floor slab and supporting structural systems. Formwork installation, reinforcement works, and the casting of reinforced concrete elements are progressing on site, allowing the building to rapidly take on its final form.

One of the project’s defining features is its architecture’s seamless integration with the surrounding landscape. Each level has been designed to maximize panoramic views, natural daylight, and a strong sense of openness.

Architecture in Harmony with Its Surroundings

Contemporary minimalist architecture, expansive terraces, and a continuous visual connection with the natural environment make this development one of the most distinctive residential projects in Lower Lisi.

Construction continues according to schedule, with each completed phase further revealing the project’s architectural character and bringing it closer to its final vision.