There is no way to avoid a glance at Forma, whose name defines its strong presence so well. Bold yet measured, Forma is strong on architectural symmetry, geometry and horizontal layering. Yet it manages to introduce movement within this disciplined structure.

The strong curves that wrap around its base come to contrast this rigidity, creating a sculpture-like final shape that feels very much intentional.

Material contrast plays a central role in the design. It starts with dark textured surfaces that anchor the building visually, with warmer timber cladding traces, balconies and soffits, bringing warmth and depth.The curving balconies that extend each residence outward, shape shaded outdoor spaces that respond naturally to light, climate and the rhythms of daily life.

At the street level, this commercial unit engages directly with the public realm, making good use of the ground floor and reinforcing the building's urban role. The four residential levels above accommodate one and two bedroom apartments designed for openness, continuity and natural light. Forma stands as a confident addition to Limassol’s evolving skyline, expressing a contemporary approach to mixed use spaces, through clarity of form and material honesty.