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Ask any tourist what they remember about Baku and nine times out of ten the answer will be: “The fascinating architecture bringing together East and West.”
Architectural renaissance
The capital of Azerbaijan is renowned today as one of the world’s few centres of architecture, a magnet for leading draftsmen and designers. The city’s unique aura and beauty inspire them to create architectural masterpieces.
This was the case in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when Baku experienced its first oil boom, and will remain so for a long time to come. As it continues to develop, Azerbaijan is pushing the boundaries of the built environment.
Italianate style in the centre of Baku
Known for its flights of fancy and creative freedom, Italianate style has been a constant feature of architecture in the Azerbaijani capital.
It’s no surprise that the architects of Baku’s matchless masterpieces used Italianate features in their projects – features that had at one time inspired the British pioneers of Italianate style.
The building of Azerbaijan’s National Museum of History, home of the well-known philanthropist Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev, is a case in point. Baku’s chief architect Józef Gosławski used a variety of architectural styles in designing this building. The symmetrical façade was built in the sumptuous Italian Renaissance style.
Baku City Hall embodies the spirit of Italy too. Gosławski ordered decorative red bricks and coloured marble from Italy to adorn its façade.
The legend returns
The exclusive Bayıl Bay residential and clubhouse complex is directly opposite the seafront promenade, close to the legendary Sabayil fortress. Once submerged by the Caspian Sea, the ruins of this mysterious fortress are again visible above the waves.
Bayıl Bay’s architect is famed Italian designer Mauro Lipparini, the founder of natural minimalism.
An unusually stylish building, Bayıl Bay meets the highest European standards, reflecting contemporary architecture at its best. Its Italian architect has developed a style that is both progressive and comfortable. Bayıl Bay blends harmoniously into the architectural ensemble of Baku bay, lending it a special charm.
Cool calm chic
The spirit of Italy pervades Bayıl Bay – top quality ceramic tiles from Italy decorate the façade, protecting it from the elements and providing perfect sound insulation.
All the terraces have been planted using the latest technology. The lush vegetation provides abundant oxygen, creating a healthy microclimate for every apartment. Bayıl Bay is a green oasis.
Every apartment has open spaces, guaranteeing a wealth of light both inside and out. The graceful but practical solution of panoramic glazing creates an expansive sense of spaciousness.
Go out onto the terrace where a vast panorama awaits – as you look out to sea, a gentle breeze helps you relax as though on holiday.
The infrastructure is flawless – yet another undeniable advantage of Bayıl Bay. A special atmosphere reigns inside. The concierge service ensures the convenience and comfort of residents. The garages have electric vehicle charging points from leading European manufacturers, supporting the overall concept of a “green house”.
A café, conference room, library and lounge area will provide a modern work/life balance. The fortunate owners of apartments in Bayıl Bay can switch off after a stressful day: they will enjoy use of a fitness area with a 20-metre infinity pool, a gym with cutting-edge equipment from Technogym, a sauna and spa. Bayıl Bay offers all the facilities of a 5-star hotel at home.
Bayıl Bay achieves the near impossible – a balance of beauty, elegance and functionality, luxury apartments offering a happy, gentle lifestyle in the heart of a modern metropolis.
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