Campus
- Architecture & Public Space, Hospitality & Tourism
Campus
The Campus is designed as a response to Dilijan’s growing housing challenge. Green Rock’s projects will bring hundreds of people to work and study and the Campus will provide them with a modern and comfortable place to live.
Located in another part of town, the Campus will also help revive a quiet residential district — bringing new life to local shops, cafes, and services while keeping work and home separate.
Project Purposes
The Campus will accommodate up to 200 residents — employees of Green Rock, students of the Hospitality School and the future residents of the whole ecosystem. It will follow a modern housing format with shared rooms, while the upper floors will offer larger and more comfortable living spaces.
Beyond housing, the Campus will also support recruitment, making it easier for specialists to relocate from other cities. On the adjacent plot, a new building for the Hospitality School will be created, connecting the Campus with a shared terrace.
Social Impact
Part of a larger ecosystem
creating 400+ jobs in the region, with housing support for some of the incoming specialists
Development of a new part of Dilijan
campus residents will use local shops, cafés, and services, stimulating business activity
Contribution to urban infrastructure
the area currently has only one restaurant and one supermarket — the campus will help bring new life to the district
Developed in close contact with local residents
land was purchased fairly, and new job opportunities were offered along the way
These efforts will not only provide housing
but also strengthen the local community and make Dilijan a more vibrant and comfortable place to live
Creating a new standard
of comfortable, community-oriented living in Dilijan
