Lozenetz has many modern buildings as well as many communist-era apartment blocks. The area is undergoing regeneration with areas experiencing intensive new construction. There are tree-lined streets, and many public parks in Lozenetz and the surrounding areas. The area has a direct view of Vitosha mountain. A large new church is under construction. There are many cultural and educational institutes including 13 schools and three reference libraries (Bulgarian: chitalishte). Lozenets is known as a high end very desirable residential district with number of modern luxury residential development. It is split over Upper and Down sub districts with the Down Lozenets directly bordering the center of Sofia. It mainly features smaller 3-4 story blocks, manor houses and detached houses. The Upper Lozenets was mainly developed during the 90s of 20th century and features lavish modern apartment buildings. This area has somewhat worse infrastructure with many locations deprived of central heating from the Municipal- owned central water heating operator. Yet the Upper Lozenets is known as a luxurious district, located on a hill raising high above the rest of the central areas of the city and bordering the South Park. In the Upper Lozenets are the American Embassy, Hotel Marinela and the Government Hospital. It is located on a Healthcare infrastructure includes the largest hospital in Central and Eastern Europe Tokuda with a personnel of more than 1,100 medics and three clinics. The City Center Sofia mall, European Union Metro Station and James Bourchier Metro Station are within walking distance of Lozenetz.