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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

We at Architects’ Wings are running on May 25 to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine and @ngu_3027, and I invite you to join us.

On May 25, Kyiv City Day, we’ll meet on Khreshchatyk near the Main Administration of the State Administration of Ukraine (32 Khreshchatyk) at 9:00 AM, and at 10:00 AM we’ll start our run to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

If you can’t run, we’ll walk

I invite my fellow architects, fellow engineers, partners, and friends to join us in continuing the tradition of the Run Under the Chestnut Trees and RAISE FUNDS FOR THE ARMED FORCES.

This fundraiser can be yours!

You can join in to support the goal of raising 170,000 UAH for fuses and circuit breakers for the Bureviy Brigade, which is currently defending the Kupiansk region

The Architects’ Wings Run took place on May 25!

70 runners and military personnel participated in the 2-, 5-, and 7-kilometer races!

100% of the funds go toward the urgent needs of the National Guard’s First Presidential Brigade “Bureviy,” and you can join in! On Wednesday, we’ll finalize and pay for the purchase of FUSE PROTECTORS AND FUSES for FPV drones for the Bureviy Brigade in the Kupiansk region

https://send.monobank.ua/jar/tDhKHjzSe

4441 1111 2457 4637

paypal: a.iskierdo@gmail.com

P.S. More photos – link in the first comment)

One is none, two in one!

Thank you, Maxim; thank you, team; thank you, clients! The best is yet to come.

As part of the Architects’ Wings project, a major fundraising campaign called “Wings of KNUBA” was held in December–January 2024–2025 to support the School of Drone Pilots and Electronic Warfare for the First Presidential Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine “Bureviy,” where the Faculty of Architecture at Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture raised 192,000 UAH.

Forty-two groups participated in the “Wings of KNUBA” fundraiser, and 11 winners were selected from among them.

We are very grateful to all the participants who joined us, to the university for supporting these initiatives, and to Ukrainian businesses for their gifts and support of youth and the volunteer movement.

Overall results of the prize draw (reports as they become available):

Top 3 teams with the highest fundraising totals:

ARCH-22-3b receives the prize “Project Management Lecture by PRO PM”

ARCH-22-2a receives the prize “YouTube Stars from Suspilne”

ARCH-22-7 receives the prize “A personalized Christmas tree from the EVA Plant Nursery with the Rector of KNUBA”

Prize Draw Winners:

ARCH-24-6 receives the prize “A tour of the site and construction progress of ‘Ecopan’ projects”

ARCH-21-5 receives the prize “Excursion to the production facility and construction site from ArchiClub!”

ARCH-23-4b receives the prize “City tour from MANEZH and a lecture on ‘Architecture: The Language of the City,’ Cherkasy”

ARCH-24-4 receives the prize “Walk through Cherkasy”

ARCH-23-2a wins the prize “Secrets of Dendrology: The Rybalsky Residential Complex Case Study from the EVA Plant Nursery”

ARCH-22-3a wins the prize “Lecture: ‘Analysis of a Construction Site (How to Read Survey Data)’”

ARCH-22-1a receives the prize “AIMM Workshop: ‘How to Start a Career and Achieve Success’” ARCH-23-1b receives the prize “Lecture: ‘Architectural Presentation of Projects’”

Just recently, there was a grand opening of a unique art space unlike any other in Ukraine—the 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 cementing its status as the cultural capital of Ukraine. And we are happy to be a part of this story.

We worked on this project (both the facade and interior) together with ambitious Ukrainian architects—Anna Iskierdo and AIMM Studio.

We had an ambitious goal—to create a new landmark for Lviv that would become a beacon 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 lighting system has been implemented not only inside but also outside.

Here, we integrated custom luminaires manufactured by Expolight Instruments with elliptical optics, concealing them behind decorative ceramic elements. The light seems to emanate from within, creating soft, atmospheric transitions.

As standard, we developed various lighting scenarios with different dynamics and color palettes—tailored for seasons and holidays. And with the help of our cloud-based 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 just part of the work! In this space, we also designed the gallery and interior lighting, illuminated the sculptures, and developed a lighting system for the landscaping.

We also created several media art installations under our own brand, Kabluka Light&Digital Sculptures.

We’d love to talk about each of these elements separately, as 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 a vibrant, inspiring place—especially in these challenging times.

We are proud to be part of this large-scale project alongside the incredible team of Zinoviy Kozytskyi, Liubomyr Bashynskyi, and Khrystyna Beregovska. Together, we are creating a new aesthetic for Lviv—bold, modern, and inspired. And this is just the beginning!

A large-scale project unlike anything else—in terms of value, 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 sought-after artists in one place, along with a work by Banksy from Borodianka.

A unique project, a unique experience!

This landmark 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. Special thanks to art director Khrystyna Beregovska for her vision and ambition in developing unique cultural and artistic projects in Ukraine.

Starting February 20, we invite Lviv residents and visitors to experience 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 Kabluk

Architecture, interior and lighting design, and the amazing power of art have created the best synergy thanks to the high-quality work of:

• Ivan Ivanovich, Mykhailo, and Roman—without you, none of this would have been possible, because you are builders and people with a capital “P”
• Khrystyna Khobzey—the fiery design of the gallery and shop
• Facade companies GLIMAR and Igor Untilov personally
• Landscaping by SB Group
• Greenery by Eva and Olesya  Klyushnyk

• Ventilation, heating, and air conditioning by ApfelGroup—engineering networks and Vyacheslav Yablochnik
• Decorative plastering by Nikita Hresnyuk
• Lighting fixtures by C.I.Form Vadym Artemenko
• Electrical solutions by LEO-Energy
• Fire-rated super doors by LAGET
• Acoustic ceilings by Stanislava Kruglyakova

And many others—the work of hundreds of people has produced this result.

To be continued

A new chapter in my life and a new level of responsibility—President of the Ukrainian Chamber of Architects Foundation. Together, we’ve already accomplished a lot by purchasing nearly 1,000 drones, vehicles, and antennas, and now we’re doing everything we can to raise funds for the construction of a school for drone pilots and electronic warfare specialists for the First Presidential Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, “Bureviy.” I’ll share our plans for 2025 soon, but for now, I want to say that we’re all volunteers here. And I dream that there will be more of us. The Ukrainian Architectural Chamber Foundation is a platform for charitable initiatives where anyone can create their own project and bring it to life—now it’s possible!

Over the past 1.5 years of the ARCHITECTS’ WINGS initiative, more than 650 architects and designers from every corner of Ukraine have joined us. I never would have thought that I would come to love people so much. Everyone’s support is priceless!

Without you, this wouldn’t be possible. First and foremost, thank you to Vasulko Franchak, my rock from day one, an incredible person, and the mastermind behind all of Architects’ Wings’ graphics! Thank you to our reliable president, Anna Kyrii, who has led the Foundation for three years and created projects we can be proud of! Thank you to our fairies who help us with the auctions: Yulia Gylenko, Sofi Galat, Olena Shnit, Svetlana Sizemova, and Nataliya Buglak. To the ever-present art curator of ART•ARCH•WINGS, Demetrio Felice. To my business partner, Maksym Myatko, because I have a little less time for architecture now)). To my colleagues in the creative department, who are always ready to help with any “off-the-cuff” request.

 Olesya Skrynnyk recently joined us, and we’re building the very website that both you and we need).

We’re really counting on your support) if I haven’t reached out to you yet, know that the day will come!

Details for supporting our fundraiser are in the comments