An integrated mixed-use concept that combines retail, residential, office, and leisure functions within one cohesive architectural volume.
Designed along a key urban transport corridor, SvitloMall redefines the idea of a multifunctional complex - blending urban energy, comfort, and landscape integration within a dense metropolitan environment.
SvitloMall unites multiple urban functions in a single structure:
Each function was designed to operate autonomously while maintaining seamless vertical and spatial connectivity within the overall building system.

SvitloMall acts as a catalyst for the transformation of a transitional urban corridor — a zone defined by the intersection of residential, industrial, and transport infrastructures. The project introduces a new model for compact, self-sufficient mixed-use architecture that enhances both economic efficiency and urban quality.By combining commercial and social functions within one integrated structure, SvitloMall establishes a sustainable balance between private development and public benefit.


The project creates a multifunctional ecosystem that stimulates economic activity and community development.
By combining retail, offices, hospitality, and residential functions within a single structure, it drives efficient land use, job creation, and sustainable revenue growth.
Through smart integration of design, engineering, and operations, the complex establishes a scalable model for future mixed-use developments.

SvitloMall delivers a fully functional and efficient mixed-use environment that operates as a self-contained ecosystem. It integrates retail, residential, office, and leisure functions while maintaining spatial comfort, technical precision, and visual harmony.The building’s form, façade articulation, and rooftop landscape contribute to the urban identity of its surrounding district - transforming a transitional area into a vibrant destination for work, living, and recreation.
SvitloMall exemplifies the new generation of mixed-use architecture - compact, efficient, and human-centered. Through integrated planning, environmental analysis, and multidisciplinary coordination, the project redefines how architecture can merge functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability within a dense urban context.
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