The planning site is located on the western edge of Brest’s central district, marking the final phase of westward development on former industrial and warehouse land. Further expansion westwards is unlikely due to protection zones around the Brest Fortress.

“Brest Hero Fortress” war memorial complex is a major regional tourist attraction, which presents the challenge of addressing the needs of both future residents and visitors. Success depends on balancing public and private spaces harmoniously.

A key pedestrian axis connects the site to the Muchaviec River promenade, forming a green corridor for walking and cycling toward a nearby park. A Ferris wheel serves as a visual landmark, with a kindergarten positioned as part of green area. A small commercial plaza with convenient transport access is located near Famina Street.

The development emphasizes environmental diversity and community belonging through medium-rise housing modules that foster neighborly interaction and create an architecturally rich setting.

Key courtyard design principles include safety, coziness, comfort, community building, green quiet zones, a small playground inside the courtyards with louder play spaces outside.