The Glass Quarter, celebrating 600 years, combines the historic streets of Gaono, Stiklių, and Žydų, filled with cozy shops and restaurants. It is a unique place where the supply of newly renovated housing units is very rare due to complex heritage, engineering, and logistical challenges. It presents the result of a two-year continuous creative process.


Address - Gaono Street, Old Town
Total area - 90.12 sq.m
Floor - 3/3
4 rooms
2 bathrooms
Window orientation - South
Ceiling height - 3.10 m


Flooring
Oak parquet flooring, Versailles mosaic parquet used in the living room.
Stone tiles: Italian marble and limestone used in the hallway. Marble and travertine mosaics in the bathrooms.


Wall finishing
Cole & Sons and Ralph Lauren wallcoverings
In the bathrooms: Italian Carrara marble, travertine stone, panels of natural wood bark.
Non-standard skirting boards were used. Molding finishing for wall and window edges.


Windows and doors
Wooden windows and exterior doors: Megrame wood, providing a 10-year warranty. Brass Reguitti Italian handles.
Non-standard height oak solid wood interior doors. Brass, uniquely designed Italian Colombo handles.


Engineering
Electrical power: 14kw three-phase
Classic model German Arbonia radiators
Air conditioning and heat recovery ventilation systems
Smart audio system.


Kitchen
Natural wood bark used for kitchen furniture facades.
Blue Meridian Brazilian natural quartzite stone countertop processed in Italy.
Non-standard (90cm width) SMEG hob - induction.
Brass Barrington handles.
Wine cooler.


Fireplace
Large, unique marble fireplace.
Italian Thermorossi combination of metal and copper stove.
Italian gypsum cornices used for the fireplace wall finishing.
Fine-cut clinker tiles were used for the fireplace interior, forming a non-typical mosaic pattern.


Gallery
Access to the apartments through a private 14 sq.m gallery.
Clinker tile flooring.
Solid wood railings.


Project author architect Kristijonas Širvinskas