Located in Yerevan’s historic city center, this premium residential development introduces contemporary living within a sensitive heritage context. Preserved historic structures are reactivated as open communal spaces, cafés, retail and resident services, giving them new purpose while maintaining their identity. New residential volumes are carefully integrated around the heritage fabric, balancing contemporary architecture with the scale, character and memory of the district.
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Project 2 — Shengavit Medical Center
Armenia Sector: Public Sport & Health · 2029
The Shengavit Medical Center extension introduces a new 8-storey building within an active hospital campus in Yerevan. Its dynamic façade adapts to solar exposure, changing across the building to optimize daylight, reduce heat gain, and improve energy efficiency. This responsive approach creates comfortable interior conditions for patients and medical staff while giving the new extension a contemporary architectural identity.
The Shengavit Medical Center extension introduces a new 8-storey building within an active hospital campus in Yerevan. Its dynamic façade adapts to solar exposure, changing across the building to optimize daylight, reduce heat gain, and improve energy efficiency. This responsive approach creates comfortable interior conditions for patients and medical staff while giving the new extension a contemporary architectural identity. Photo: AGL Architects
HEVN is conceived not simply as a residential development, but as a new piece of urban fabric. The project introduces premium housing, active ground-floor uses, landscaped open spaces, and renewed heritage structures within one integrated urban composition. Preserved historic elements gain new public and community functions, while the new buildings are carefully inserted to strengthen connectivity, street life, and the identity of the district.
