SANTO DOMINGO , RD – On an evening that brought together key players in the real estate sector and dozens of guests motivated by new ways of living in the city, Traventto , a residential project that aims to transform the urban landscape of Santo Domingo, debuting in the Dominican capital the style of constructions in Colombian brick.
The proposal, which will be developed through an alliance between Arquitectura y Concreto and Inmobiliaris, seeks to integrate design, functionality and well-being into a single architectural concept.
Comprising two residential towers arranged diagonally to optimize views towards the Caribbean Sea and the city, Traventto includes 240 apartments with 2 and 3 bedrooms, ranging in size from 98 to 156 square meters .
This is what Traventto, the new housing development in Esperilla, will look like. (Rendered by Arquitectura y Concreto).
Its design has been conceived by Vicaría Arquitectura , with emphasis on cross ventilation, natural lighting and thermal efficiency, thanks to facades with brickwork and architectural voids that promote airflow.
The amenities are divided according to the focus of each tower: Tower 1 will be geared towards a young, professional audience, with spaces such as the Signature Lobby, the Imagination Zone, the Coworking Zone, and a terrace equipped with an open kitchen, BBQ station, Sky Fit, open cinema, and a Serenity Pool. Tower 2, on the other hand, will offer spaces for family life, including a Family Pool with a children's splash area, Adventure Park, Pet Zone, Vitality Gym, and a pickleball court.
During the presentation, Oswaldo Carrillo , founder of Inmobiliaris and partner in the project, highlighted the symbolism of Traventto as "a new chapter for the city and for families seeking quality of life without sacrificing urban connectivity."
Several representatives from the real estate sector were present at the launch.
He expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in the local market over more than 14 years and highlighted the collaboration with strategic partners such as Arquitectura y Concreto and Fiduciaria La Nacional.
“The current social and economic climate in the Dominican Republic invites us to build long-term alliances. This is how this project was born: a combination of shared vision and commitment to the country,” Carrillo stated.
The family area will be one of Traventto's main attractions. (Render Architecture and Concrete).
On the other hand, Liliana Hurtado , country manager of Architecture and Concrete in the Dominican Republic, highlighted that Traventto represents the union between international experience, passion for detail and commitment to sustainability, principles that have guided the company in its more than 35 years in the Colombian market, where they have delivered more than 40,000 homes and built more than 9 million square meters.
“We didn’t come here to replicate what we do in Colombia; we came to adapt to the Dominican market, bringing our DNA of efficiency, quality, and commitment. I am deeply excited to see this dream come true and to have a committed team both here and in Colombia that makes this type of development possible,” Hurtado concluded.
As part of the marketing strategy, the developers announced that the model apartment and a sales office will be available in September, allowing interested parties to directly experience the value proposition of the project.
Luis Morales Vicaría and Carlos Restrepo, architects of the work.
