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Moderne flerbruksutvikling i Vilnius

AMPÈRA is a next-generation mixed-use development located in central Vilnius, Lithuania. The project revitalizes an unfinished structure into a modern architectural landmark featuring a total area of 13,324 m² that combines residential, administrative, and commercial functions within a single complex. The development is distinguished by its high architectural standards and strategic location, offering spacious rooftop terraces with panoramic city views and harmonizing with the evolving urban fabric of Vilnius.

Over 7 600 m² fasadesystemer levert

KG Constructions Group is contracted to design, produce, and install advanced façade systems covering over 7,600 m². Their scope includes 4,880 m² of unitized façade systems comprising 728 units clad with Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (GRC) and titanium-zinc, 900 m² of structural glazed stick system façades mainly at ground-floor levels, and 1,896 m² of ventilated façades. Additionally, the group is responsible for installing 27 external doors and 370 linear meters of glass, aluminium, and steel balustrades, ensuring the project’s high-quality exterior envelope.

52 terrasse skyvedører med utsikt

A key architectural highlight of the project is the incorporation of 52 premium sliding terrace door systems, designed to optimise natural daylight penetration and maximize panoramic views of notable landmarks such as Gediminas Castle and Vilnius Old Town. This feature enhances the occupants’ experience while ensuring functional and aesthetic excellence in the building’s external interfaces.

Holdbare fasader med ferdigstillelse 2028

The façade systems are engineered for long-term durability and functionality, supporting the project’s aim to create sustainable urban value. The comprehensive scope and complexity of the façade installation underscore the technical expertise required to meet the project’s architectural ambitions and its integration within the cityscape. Completion is scheduled for 2028, with the project currently in progress.