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We are pleased to announce that the Lakeside11 residential complex (RRG Real Estate Group) has won the Red Dot Award: Design Concept 2025 in the “Urban Design” category.

Our co-founder, Anna Iskierdo, served as a consultant on urban development, architecture, and landscape design for this project. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such an exciting project.

This award is the result of the collaborative efforts of many professionals: architects, landscape designers, and engineers.

Thank you to RRG Real Estate Group for your collaboration. We continue to work on creating high-quality urban spaces.

We are designing a new vision for a 100-hectare site.

Today we are discussing work on the industrial zone revitalization project; a detailed master plan for the area is being developed and approved.

A comfortable and well-planned residential and community neighborhood will be created here.

The plans involve revitalizing the industrial zone, giving some of the buildings and the area a completely new function and integrating them into the modern urban landscape. After all, building entirely “from scratch” isn’t the ideal solution.

We’re working to transform the former industrial zone into a vibrant, functional, and unique neighborhood in Kyiv.

We have some incredible news. The HORIZONS & ZAG-GALLERY business center has been nominated for the 2026 Mies van der Rohe Architecture Award!

The renovation of the institute building at ZAG Gallery serves as an example of a creative approach to preserving the existing structure of the environment. The building’s form combines a glass shell with decorative elements shaped like “little books,” creating a harmonious composition. An innovative solution was the use of aluminum as the primary material for the facade, which allowed us to achieve the desired visual effect while maintaining the structure’s lightness.

The Mies van der Rohe Award is the highest honor for contemporary architecture in Europe, often referred to as the European “Architectural Oscar.” It recognizes projects that demonstrate excellence and innovation, setting trends and highlighting the cultural and social significance of architecture. Being nominated for this award means joining the ranks of the continent’s finest architectural works.

Kyiv is a city with unique potential, but without clear rules of the game.

Anna Iskierdo shared her thoughts exclusively with @nv.ua: why the capital operates without an updated master plan, how chaotic development is destroying the historic environment, and why real change begins not with the government, but with the community.

This isn’t just analysis—it’s a reflection on the future of a city that deserves a systematic approach, respect for its heritage, and the responsibility of every individual.

For us, running isn’t just about sports. It’s about community, symbolism, and faith in Victory.

The route is traditional: from the Monument to the Founders of Kyiv to Poshtova Square and back along the Dnipro River. It’s a place of strength and unity that brings us together around the main goal—supporting our defenders.

For me, every charity event is an opportunity to bring together the community of the Ukrainian Chamber of Architects Foundation and to promote support for the First Presidential Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine “Bureviy” at a time when it’s so easy to say, “We’re tired of the war.”

Last time, we raised 200,000 UAH for the “Bureviy” Brigade—thanks to these funds, the soldiers received fuses and detonators. We also held four charity art auctions and raised a total of about 2 million UAH to purchase drones.

This time, our Independence Day run once again demonstrated how architects, designers, friends, and partners can come together. This is the power of the Architects’ Wings community, which believes in change and makes it possible.

I believe there will be even more of us next time. If this resonates with you and you’d like to join our charity events—let us know in the comments or via DM

Today, Osokorky suffers from haphazard high-rise development lacking proper infrastructure. Traffic jams, a shortage of schools, kindergartens, and parking spaces, and a lack of green spaces are the main problems in this area. We have tried to take these factors into account and create a residential complex that will stand out significantly from its neighbors.

Let’s take a closer look at the Dnipro Island residential complex. It consists of four low-rise buildings set in a landscaped area. It will be a true oasis amidst the concrete jungle of this neighborhood. It will be cozy and peaceful, created by the specialists of our AIMM design team.

The project is rooted in a deep respect for the future residents of the complex. We designed it with a human scale and a focus on comfort in mind. We also paid careful attention to the thoughtful landscaping of the courtyards.

The complex’s architecture is impressive. The cascade of terraces not only transforms the facade’s appearance but also adds variety and functionality to the apartment layouts inside. Construction is currently underway, and we’re already looking forward to the completion of the first phase!

Together with Mark Marchenko, we presented CENTRAL PARK, the largest residential complex in Transcarpathia!

This project is all about synergy and a strong partnership built on experience and trust.

  • Architecture by AIMM

  • Development by Sensar

The word “proud” doesn’t quite capture the depth of my feelings for the team of architects, marketers, visionaries, and owners who have been working on this project for nearly three years!

What should a modern residential complex be like? The current trend in architecture is human-centered design.

This is reflected in the approach to design and the philosophy behind the layout of the space. From the big picture down to the smallest details.

Low-rise buildings, comfortable amenities with ample greenery, and additional services and retail within a 10-minute walk.

We present our new residential complex project in Lviv.

A cozy low-rise neighborhood development with comfortable amenities, green roofs, and varying building heights that shape the exterior appearance of the buildings.

The landscaping combines a variety of green and recreational areas. Everything is designed so that residents of the neighborhood feel at one with nature and can relax and spend their free time without leaving the residential complex.

The facades are unique. While the different exterior designs of the sections contrast with one another, they blend harmoniously to form a cohesive composition.

Form, color, rhythm—everything has been taken into account!

Stay tuned for details and other updates on our page!

An article was published in Ekonomichna Pravda in which Anna Iskierdo—Creative Director and Co-founder of AIMM—discussed what’s happening in the real estate market in 2025.

Between concrete realities and visions of the future.

In daily work with architects, investors, and developers, it’s hard not to notice the changes. War and global transformations are shaping entirely new rules of the game.

This isn’t just an analysis of trends—it’s about what our cities could be like if we think not only in terms of square meters, but also in terms of meaning.

Read the full text on Ekonomichna Pravda

I’ve compiled a list of the top three things to know about investing in art, based on an interesting discussion by Demetrio Felice at a construction conference where the main topic was investment.

We discussed the synergy between art and business with experts.  Art today is a powerful tool for influence, inspiration, and even an investment opportunity. Today, creativity is not just about the possibility of self-expression.

– For art to be an investment rather than a collection, education is needed for a wide range of investors.

– Selling and investing work well through the synergy of different businesses; for example, the Avangarden restaurant, which serves food and exhibits art for sale at the same time

– Art as a means of raising funds for charitable projects