LEVEL80 architects

In the main living area—the true heart of Big Big Villa—we've installed an expansive 7×3.2 m double-glazed window. This represents the maximum size the facade system can handle. Even in Astana's harsh climate, we successfully implemented this feature.

Beyond flooding the space with natural light, the large-scale glazing enhances landscape integration. Reflections of the greenery and surroundings in the glass seamlessly blend the building into its environment, echoing the nearby river.

Big Big Villa is a premium complex for the whole family. Located in Astana, near a residential area AKBULAK Riviera, also developed by us earlier.

By choosing such a location, the owners get all the benefits of urban amenities combined with a sense of suburban life. The main desire of the customer - to create a large house for relatives and guests - served as the basis for a functional program. So, on the territory of almost 2 hectares, 5 facilities were designed: an apartment building, a car showroom, an indoor tennis court, a greenhouse and a gazebo. We will describe them in the following posts, stay tuned.

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN is one of the key components shaping the city's appearance. It also defines a person's sense of self: from entering the lobby to the view from the living room.

We develop projects taking into account key urban planning trends: sustainability, integration with the urban environment, and human-scale approach, while ensuring a harmonious and unique image.

For over 12 years, the result has been functional residential spaces that enhance the quality of life for people in various countries. In our pinned stories — details of each stage of residential architecture design: from concept to implementation.

The interior of the F House combines harmony, elegance, and functionality. At the entrance, at the end of a long corridor, there is a fireplace area, along which are located a wardrobe, an office, a living room with a library, a dining room, and a kitchen with a large island.

On the first floor, we also designed a pool and a connecting technical block. A door with ribbed glass separates the spa area from the living space, blurring the clear boundaries between the rooms. Oak veneer on the walls and anthracite shades unify the spaces, while panoramic windows enhance the connection with nature.

The staircase connects the floors and visually separates the kitchen from the living room. The second floor features private areas: a library, a guest bedroom, a children's room, and a master suite.