Designed in the style of contemporary Northern European architecture, the aparthotel includes seven single-story residences with one bedroom each, three two-story homes with two bedrooms each, and a communal entrance zone featuring a lobby, reception, kitchen, staff areas, and all necessary administrative and technical facilities.

Each residence is thoughtfully equipped to ensure a comfortable stay in nature, offering a spacious living area with a lounge zone and dining table for 4 to 6 guests, a fully equipped kitchen, a terrace, and a private outdoor BBQ area.

The complex’s main entrance is at the site’s lowest point, on Myasnikyan Street, with all guest residences on the slope above it. Connectivity is achieved through a pedestrian pathway featuring staircases and dedicated entrances to each residence. The path extends to the upper boundary of the site, reaching Khorurdneri Street, where the primary parking area for guests is located. An additional parking space is available at the lower part of the slope near the entrance area.

The entrance enclosure comprises six large semi-transparent wooden panels framed by metal structures. Each panel is mounted on a central hinge, allowing it to rotate to any angle. During the day, the panels open to create a vast, welcoming passage, while they close to form a translucent barrier at night.

Behind the entrance area, a small courtyard offers a cozy retreat. It features a central tree with “nests,” symbolizing the name BOON, which translates to “nest” in Armenian. This element enhances the ambiance and reinforces the connection with nature.

The residences are constructed using a combination of reinforced concrete foundations and support walls and lightweight wooden structures to reduce their overall weight. The material palette includes stone cladding, natural wood, and metal. Panoramic glazing, bold geometric forms, and seamless integration into the natural landscape harmonize with the contemporary European minimalist aesthetic.

Special attention has been given to architectural lighting and landscaping. Various lighting fixtures have been utilized throughout the site to effectively illuminate communal areas and residences while avoiding light pollution and ensuring guest comfort. The landscaping strategy is designed to enhance the guest experience with carefully selected plants that require minimal maintenance and preserve the tranquility of the environment.