Japanese gardens - the green solution for better health in Bucharest

Once considered a garden city, Bucharest currently has a deficit of green space, respectively 23.21 sqm, given that European legislation provides a minimum of 26 sqm of green space per capita. In the context of an environment with a high rate of pollution, the solution is to arrange as many green spaces as possible, preferably in the vicinity of homes, to help reduce pollution and provide a recreational environment that positively influences the quality of life.

In the north of the capital, a new area is in full process of development. The Exhibition Area is slowly becoming an authentic Manhattan, which will strengthen its metropolitan status. However, in addition to all the imposing buildings that are being developed, the arrangement of green spaces should not be neglected.

The importance of Japanese gardens

A study conducted in 2019, on the influence of the environment on the human psyche, claims that it takes at least 2 hours spent in nature each week to feel an improvement in quality of life, physical and mental health. In nature, mindfulness exercises are recommended, especially recommended for those living in crowded cities, as it defines the state through which people consciously choose to live the present moment, to observe their thoughts, emotions in relation to the environment. And for this to be possible, it is useful for every available space to be exploited, by properly arranging green spaces, where people can spend their free time, especially when not traveling in the large parks of the capital.

The art of Japanese gardens inspires many landscapers responsible for harmoniously arranging living spaces with elements of nature. The design of specific gardens is strongly connected to the philosophy and religion of the country. The ideologies of Shinto, Buddhism and Taoism have been transposed into creating different garden styles to give a spiritual meaning to the locations and make them places where people can spend their time in a relaxing way, conducive to meditation and recreational walks.

The arrangement of areas dedicated to water are important in creating an aristocratic style of the Japanese garden, reminiscent of the ceremonies of poems dedicated to water and complete the Zen atmosphere. The specificity of Japanese gardens is to capture the landscape in its natural form, having basic criteria in their design: natural, asymmetry, simplicity, contrast; because although arranged, the garden must strengthen the perception of a natural setting.

Areas allocated to green space in Bucharest

Impact developer has built a premium residential complex, without car traffic, with exclusively underground parking, offering a solution to the problem of parking spaces and reducing the degree of pollution in the perimeter of the complex. And if in other zones, Bucharest faces small green areas, in Luxuria Residence, from the land area of ​​22,500 sqm, the developer has allocated 42% for green spaces, with the intention of raising the standard of living to the level of art. Thus, 9650 sqm are allocated for green space, of which an indoor park of 2500 sqm. The park includes Special Gardens, which urge exploration and bring a sense of tranquillity.

Cities are about people, and the places that make people meet and interact are an impetus to make the city work. As important as the buildings of a residential complex are the common spaces, in which free time makes sense. And if these are green spaces, arranged like Japanese gardens, the whole area comes to life.

Gardens – the public space of a community.

The gardens in the Luxuria ensemble are designed as a recipe for urban aesthetics, meant to bring nature where comfort and greenery are needed. At the same time, a natural setting will always be a point of attraction for leisure, which will favor the formation of a cohesive community.

The themed gardens, inspired by the specifics of Japanese gardens symbolize the complexity of nature and give the privilege of an exclusive park, being a natural project of reference on the residential market.

Chromatic garden, Garden for rest and relaxation, Garden with herbs, Garden with ornamental herbs, Alpine garden, Spa-healing garden, Water garden, Mineral garden, Garden in steps and Garden with succulent plants change the perspective of relaxation, which strengthens the art to live in style in Luxuria Residence.

Luxuria DNA is a mix between modern-minimalist style architecture, the comfort of a complex package of facilities and green space, meant to make a difference in community life.

The role of a natural park

In addition to its aesthetic role, with implications for the human psyche, the natural park is a space charged with positive energy, where you can recharge your batteries in the morning, or in the evening, after daily activities. The urban furniture integrated in the interior park of Luxuria Residence invites every resident to sit comfortably, to inventory his recent successes and to plan with vision.

Attractive for those who just read a book, walk or play, the park with the amazing gardens is a place where you want to come back because it means connectivity; and interaction is the key to forming a quality community.

You can have your own home in a responsibly built ensemble, whose project has received the BREEAM Excellent Certification. Interested in your own garden? We have stock of 32 apartments with garden, with green areas between 13.20 and 83.21 sqm.

Studio with garden – prices from 114,798 € + VAT

2-room apartment with garden – prices from 142,814 € + VAT.

Pre-sale offer: 3-room apartment with garden – prices from 201,589 € + VAT

In Luxuria, the spaces dedicated to nature are appreciated at the level of art.