Buildings are constructed using modular wooden technology, incorporating recyclable materials such as wood, mineral wool, and gypsum-fiber boards. These materials are free from formaldehyde, phenol, acrylics, synthetic dyes, and adhesives, ensuring a healthy indoor environment and contributing to sustainable building practices.

The project comprises five two-story urban villas housing a total of 40 apartments, each building containing eight units ranging from 34 to 46 m², offering 2- and 3-room configurations. The limited scale fosters privacy, tranquility, and a strong sense of community.

Apartments are delivered in a turnkey standard, fully finished and ready for immediate occupancy, providing convenience for buyers seeking hassle-free move-in solutions without the need for additional interior works.

Situated on Kartograficzna Street in the rapidly developing Białołęka district of Warsaw, the estate benefits from comprehensive local infrastructure — including retail outlets, educational institutions, public transport, and recreational green spaces like Park Magiczny with its pump track facility.