Building Together with archimatika

Building Together with archimatika

Find out what “Building Together” means for Alexandr Popov, CEO of archimatika…

HUMAN-BUSINESS-URBAN – Hear how this triad shapes archimatika’s vision to achieve their goal of creating comfortable environments with distinctive characteristics while optimizing client budgets.
Learn how archimatika balances the interests of all project stakeholders to arrive at win-win design solutions for their clients.

Meet archimatika, Ukraine

Established in Kyiv in 2005, archimatika is a team of architects, engineers, designers, and innovators. With over 270 employees, they are one of Ukraine’s largest architectural firms, specializing in the design and planning of large residential and mixed-use developments and the planning of entire city districts.
The company provides a full range of general design services and is a leader in applying BIM technologies.

“We turn investments into profit via architecture.”

OPEN BIM drives the design process

archimatika’s workflow has been based on OPEN BIM for over a decade. Learn how the architects, IT experts, BIM Managers, MEP, and structural engineers at archimatika built a common environment by linking solutions to create a convenient, comfortable, and effective platform for everyone.

What are the software solutions they use to supplement the GRAPHISOFT product ecosystem? At what stage of the project do they introduce them? What benefits do they enjoy as a result of this workflow and how does it help them meet client demands?

A COMFORTable design workflow

Comfort Town is a residential development with an inspiring story behind it.

Overshadowed by the effects of the 2008 global financial crisis, project development started with very strict financial controls, which greatly limited the potential building sizes, forms, and building material choices.

See how archimatika overcame the challenges with Archicad, using innovative solutions in their design and building material decisions, resulting in an urban development that brought light to one of Kyiv’s previously less appealing neighborhoods — saving money for the builder, while creating the best possible environment for the inhabitants of the city district.