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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Apartment in Moscow, Russia by M17 architectural studio

 
March 14th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: M17 architectural studio

The apartment is located in the downtown area of Moscow.

General concept of this apartment is to bring the natural landscape inside the interior living environment.The owner is a dzenbuddist.

We tried to use less partitions and walls for zoning the space to avoid the closeness, to make it more spacious and opened, without compromising functionality.

Image Courtesy © A.Volkov

Image Courtesy © A.Volkov

  • Architects: M17 architectural studio
  • Project: Apartment in Moscow
  • Location: KAZARMENNIY PEREULOK 3,MOSCOW, RUSSIA
  • Photography: A.Volkov
  • DESIGN TEAM: A. Volkov, E. Vinogradova
  • TOTAL AREA: 158sq.m
  • PROJECT YEAR: 2014

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Image Courtesy © A.Volkov

We used the principle of traditional Japanese house

This apartment building was built a view years ago, so the  first sight was just among the concrete labyrinth. But the natural concrete texture was great and it was the first material we had chosen.

Thus the main polygonal wall appeared: this 20-meter long curved surface goes through all the open-space zone: entrance hall, tea room, garden, kitchen & dining zone. It takes all the technical stuff, store rooms, built-in kitchen, laundry room, wardrobe and guest bathroom.

Image Courtesy © A.Volkov

Image Courtesy © A.Volkov

All these utility zones are hidden from a view, leaving only pure open space.

Polygonal segments depicts the roughness of a natural stone, as a mountain fragment.

The emotional point of this apartment is a garden. It locates in the center zone.

Bathroom zone was also made from simple natural materials – marble and old wooden planks.

Living room devides into tearoom and guestroom.

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