Impressive architecture. Impressive architecture. Impressive architecture.
Impressive architecture. Impressive architecture. Impressive architecture.
Impressive architecture. Impressive architecture. Impressive architecture.
Meet the AIMM leadership team! These are the people who play a key role in our company’s operations. Their experience, shared ideas, and aspirations are the driving force that propels our company forward.
Together with them, we successfully carry out projects of any level of complexity.
Just recently, there was a grand opening of a unique art space that has no equivalent in Ukraine – Zenyk Art Gallery.
This is one of our largest and most comprehensive projects. The building has already become a symbol of modern Lviv—a city that is reaffirming its status as the cultural capital of Ukraine. And we are happy to be part of this story.
We worked on this project (both the exterior and interior design) together with ambitious Ukrainian architects—Anna Iskierdo and AIMM Studio.
We had an ambitious goal—to create a new landmark for Lviv that would serve as a beacon of light for tourists and city residents alike. We combined technology and innovation into a single system for:
– the facade;
– the landscaping;
– the interior.
The green space and the facade function as a single entity, and the gallery-style lighting system has been implemented not only inside but also outside.
Here, we integrated custom light fixtures manufactured by Expolight Instruments with ellipsoidal optics, concealing them behind decorative ceramic elements. The light seems to emanate from within, creating soft, dreamlike transitions.
As standard, we have developed a variety of lighting scenarios with different dynamics and color palettes—tailored to the seasons and holidays. And with our Expolight Cloud Control System, the lighting is flexibly programmed and operates automatically based on sunset times and scheduled events. However, it can also be controlled manually using our custom app for managing lighting and projections.
But that’s only part of the job! In this space, we also designed the gallery and interior lighting, illuminated the sculptures, and developed a lighting system for the landscaping.
In addition, we have created several media art installations under our own brand Kabluka Light&Digital Sculptures.
I’d like to talk about each of these elements separately, because they all deserve special attention
What’s more, we’re currently working hard to transform the facade into an interactive media art installation—no one has ever done anything like this before! It’s going to be exciting!
It’s incredibly gratifying to see how this space instantly became popular and has already welcomed tens of thousands of visitors in such a short time! It’s alive and inspiring—even in such challenging times.
We are proud to be part of this large-scale project alongside the incredible team of Zynovii Kozytskyi, Liubomyr Bashynskyi, and Khrystyna Beregovska. Together, we are shaping a new aesthetic for Lviv—one that is bold, modern, and inspiring. And this is just the beginning!
A large-scale project unlike any other—in terms of its values, architecture, and worldview. Our team of architects and designers has poured their heart and soul into every detail of the project.
This week, ZAG gallery opened its doors, bringing together 30 of Ukraine’s most expensive artists in one place, along with a work by Banksy from Borodianka.
A unique project, a unique experience!
This landmark project for Lviv and the entire country became possible during the Great War, first and foremost, thanks to our client—Zinoviy Kozytskyi—and the team led by Liubomyr Bashynskyi. We are deeply grateful to art director Khrystyna Beregovska for her vision and ambition, which have fostered unique cultural and artistic projects in Ukraine.
Starting February 20, we invite Lviv residents and visitors to enjoy art therapy and art education in our new spaces.
The magic of light and digital art from the geniuses of our beloved Expolight: Olena Yeremenko, Volodymyr Moroz, and Mykola Kabluka
Architecture, interior and lighting design, and the amazing power of art have created the perfect synergy thanks to high-quality work:
• Ivan Ivanovich, Mykhailo, and Mr. Roman—nothing would have been possible without you, because you are builders and People with a capital “P”
• Khrystyna Khobzey for the stunning design of the gallery and store
• The facade companies GLIMAR and Igor Untilov personally
• Landscaping by SB Group
• Landscaping by Eva and Olesya Klyushnyk
• Ventilation, Heating, and Air Conditioning by ApfelGroup—Engineering Systems and Vyacheslav Yablochnik
• Decorative Plastering by Nikita Hresnyuk
• Lighting Fixtures by C.I.Form—Vadym Artemenko
• Electrical Solutions by LEO-Energy
• LAGET Fire-Rated Super Doors
• Acoustic ceilings by Stanislava Kruglyakova
And many others—the work of hundreds of people has led to this result.
To be continued
NEAPOLIS DELUXE RESIDENCE — a premium-class residential complex project featuring commercial spaces and underground parking, designed to create a comfortable and balanced urban environment.
The architectural concept is based on a clear composition of volumes, functionally well-thought-out layout solutions, and carefully crafted facade designs. Every element of the project is guided by a single idea—to combine modern aesthetics, comfort, and functionality.
The complex blends seamlessly into the urban landscape, creating a high-quality living space that meets the high standards of premium real estate and the modern needs of its residents.
The complex combines private living spaces with a vibrant ground floor, creating a natural interaction with the urban environment without compromising residents’ comfort and privacy.
The commercial spaces are seamlessly integrated into the building’s architectural concept, complementing its functional structure and revitalizing the public space.
An underground parking garage frees up the area around the building from cars, providing a safe and comfortable environment for pedestrians and enhancing the quality of the public space.
The architectural design is based on a clear composition of volumes, rational floor plans, and meticulously crafted facade details. Well-balanced proportions, modern materials, and attention to every element create a distinctive image for the building and emphasize its premium character.
The project aims to create a balanced living environment in which architecture, functionality, and the urban context come together to form a single, cohesive system, ensuring a high level of comfort for residents.
The role of architecture in the healing process was one of the topics discussed at Lviv Urban Forum, where Anna Iskierdo, co-founder of the architectural and design practice AIMM, shared the firm’s experience in creating spaces that help reduce stress, provide psychological comfort, and support people during some of the most challenging moments of their lives.
During her presentation, she introduced the Dacha Family Houses project, developed by AIMM in collaboration with the Zaporuka Foundation. These spaces were designed for families whose children are undergoing long-term medical treatment, offering a home-like environment, a sense of safety, and emotional support in close proximity to healthcare facilities.
According to Anna Iskierdo, both contemporary research and practical experience demonstrate that architecture can significantly influence a person’s psychological well-being and the overall experience of treatment. This is why a human-centred approach, comfort, and emotional well-being are fundamental principles in the design of such environments.
At AIMM, the Dacha project is regarded as a powerful example of how architecture can become an integral part of the healing journey. While architecture cannot change a diagnosis, a thoughtfully designed environment can profoundly transform the way people experience treatment, making the process more humane, supportive, and dignified.
AIMM, an international architecture and design practice, has been included in the Forbes Ukraine NEXT 250 ranking, which recognizes Ukrainian companies with strong growth potential and a significant contribution to the country’s economic development.
The company views this recognition not only as a professional achievement, but also as confirmation that sustainable growth, long-term strategic thinking, and high-quality architecture can serve as the foundation of a successful Ukrainian business.
Over the past 12 years, AIMM has completed 481 projects across 14 countries, with construction currently underway on its designs in six countries. During this time, the practice has grown from a small architectural studio into an international firm delivering complex cultural, healthcare, rehabilitation, residential, and urban development projects.
Despite the challenges posed by Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, AIMM quickly resumed operations, expanded its international presence, continued investing in its team, supported national defence initiatives, and advanced projects that contribute to the recovery and future development of Ukrainian cities.
“This recognition is the result of the collective efforts of our team, partners, and clients. It is thanks to them that we continue to create architecture that contributes to Ukraine’s future,” the AIMM team said.
AIMM, an international architecture and design practice, has been included in the Ukrainska Pravda 100: Business list, compiled by Ukrainska Pravda’s business publication, Ekonomichna Pravda, once every ten years to mark the publication’s anniversary. This year’s edition, celebrating Ekonomichna Pravda‘s 20th anniversary, recognizes entrepreneurs who have demonstrated that it is possible to build successful, ethical, and responsible businesses in Ukraine.
For AIMM, this recognition reaffirms the role of architecture as a catalyst for social development, the preservation of cultural identity, and the shaping of Ukraine’s future.
Founded 12 years ago by Anna Iskierdo and Maksym Miatko, AIMM has grown from a small architectural studio into an international architecture and design practice. Over the years, the team has delivered a diverse portfolio of cultural, social, and large-scale international projects, consistently guided by the principles of human-centred design, accessibility, and social responsibility.
Today, AIMM’s projects span 14 countries, earning international recognition for the practice’s design excellence and innovative approach. The team views this distinction not only as recognition of its professional expertise, but also as an opportunity to continue representing Ukrainian architecture on the global stage.
“This recognition inspires us to keep creating spaces that make a meaningful difference to cities, communities, and people’s lives,” the AIMM team said.
Russian terror continues, cities are suffering, and as a result, the war continues to profoundly affect children’s mental health, lives, and development.
But we are confident in our country’s successful future. And today, despite an emotionally difficult day, we have good news: construction has begun on the unique “Voices of Children” Childhood Center!
This will be Ukraine’s first year-round facility for comprehensive psychological rehabilitation for children and parents who have been negatively affected by the war.
On June 5, in the picturesque village of Dzvinove in the Kyiv region, we gathered journalists, partners, human rights activists, diplomats, and families with children to celebrate the start of this great endeavor together.
Here, in this quiet forest clearing with a natural spring, we are creating a place where children can recharge, find support, laugh heartily—or simply sit in silence alongside those who understand their difficult experiences.
The event began symbolically—with the laying of a “time capsule” containing a message to the children of the future. Inside are words of support and hope. Because everything we’re doing now is for them and about them
Under the tent, a deep discussion took place on how to support children during wartime—with Olena Rozvadovska, Azad Safarov, Iryna Tulyakova, Sasha Romantsova, Nataliia Masiak, as well as children and families who are on their journey of recovery alongside the foundation.
“Children shouldn’t have to wait for the war to end to begin healing. We need to create safe spaces right now—where a child can once again feel safe, heard, and alive,” emphasized Olena Rozvadovska, co-founder of “Children’s Voices.”
Meanwhile, the children took part in activities, drew, played, and laughed. The venue also featured an exhibition of the children’s drawings depicting their vision of the future Center.
Guests were treated to refreshments outdoors (thank you to Ponchyk Boy, Smakuli, and the delicious pies from the “Taki Pirogy” bakery). And all of this was accompanied by traditional singing and dancing by the incredible Orelia
What is currently on paper will very soon become a reality. Children will be able to stay at the Center for 14 or 20 days, depending on the program. The facility will include dormitories, shelters, rooms for individual and group work with psychologists, art therapy, sensory integration, and recreational activities. Initially, the Center will accommodate up to 100 children at a time, and later—family groups as well. All services will be provided free of charge.
In just one year, in the summer of 2026, the Center will open its doors to its first children.
Anna Iskierdo, co-founder of the architectural firm AIMM, discusses urban revitalization: which areas of the capital need to be reimagined, what international best practices should be considered, what major challenges this process faces, and what the future holds for revitalization as a trend in Ukraine.
We recently unveiled a new residential neighborhood in Uzhhorod in collaboration with Sensar Development. We’d like to share a glimpse of how the future development took shape during the concept design phase.
We took into account urban planning restrictions and the site’s specific characteristics, further analyzed external factors, and developed the future exterior design of the buildings. We will share more details about the project on our company’s website in the coming weeks.
The PROSTONEBA Architecture Festival opened with a discussion on socially responsible business. Speaking on behalf of the Ukrainian Chamber of Architects Foundation, she highlighted the results of their work and the importance of the architectural community coming together to achieve major goals in supporting the Armed Forces!
