In the Agios area Tychonas in the eastern part of Limassol begins a new stage of urban transformation: on the site of the former KEAN plant, the company bbf : ( build better Future is launching a large-scale multifunctional development project that has already received approval from the Cyprus Environmental Authority.
The project is planned as a modern coastal center, combining residential, commercial and public infrastructure, as well as landscape solutions.
The total area of the site is 46,162 m², of which 40,768 m² will be directly used for development, and the remaining part will be allocated for a public green park, road and public needs.
The project includes:
- 4 residential buildings with a height of 40 to 85 meters;
- 1 office high-rise (72 m);
- commercial premises and recreation areas on the ground floors;
- underground and semi-underground parking;
- “green” zones.
The project, designed by London-based architectural firm UHA, combines contemporary design elements with respect for the historical heritage. The main idea is to create a functional, visually appealing, and environmentally friendly urban space.
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Details about buildings and infrastructure
Residential part
South-eastern and south-western high-rises:
- 19 floors of residential real estate
- Modern one-, two- and three – bedroom apartments
- Commercial premises on the ground floor
- 23 swimming pools with a total capacity of 500 m³
North-western and north-eastern high-rises:
- One is 13 stories high (59 m), the other is 9 stories high (40 m)
- One of the high-rise buildings has 17 swimming pools with a total capacity of 460 m³
Office building
- 17 floors of office space, including a reception area and business spaces
- Parking levels – basement, underground and semi-underground
Public infrastructure
- Multifunctional social center
- 9 swimming pools with a total capacity of 985 m³
- Green and public areas for residents and visitors
The KEAN project is more than just a residential property or office center; it’s a new landmark on the Limassol coastline. The project’s price has not been disclosed, but market participants estimate that the project could be among the city’s largest investments in the coming years.
The project’s location on the historic site of the KEAN factory, known to Cypriots since the mid-20th century, lends particular significance to the project. The relocation of production to the industrial zone is already planned, allowing for the harmonious integration of the old site into the modern urban landscape.
