ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Moscow’Urban Routines Pavilion in Moscow, Russia by MEL | Architecture and DesignSunday, June 21st, 2015Article source: MEL | Architecture and Design The pavilion was designed by studio MEL for the student graduation exhibition in the courtyard of the Institute for Media, Architecture and Design “Strelka” at the Red October former factory area.  Image Courtesy © MEL | Architecture and Design
PUBLICIS GROUPE in Moscow, Russia by VOX ArchitectsSaturday, May 30th, 2015Article source: VOX Architects PUBLICIS GROUPE– is a French transnational advertising-communications holding. The third biggest in the world and the biggest one in Europe. It works in Russia since 1990 and is represented by media-groups:Starcom MediaVest Group Russia (Starcomand MediaVest agencies), Zenith Optimedia Group Russia (Zenith and Optimedia agencies), media-branding and consulting platform VivaKi; creative agencies Leo Burnett, Publicis, Saatchi&Saatchi, and the internal divisionRe:Sources Russia.  Image Courtesy © Alexey Knyazev
REVELEY CLASSROOM BUILDING in Moscow, Idaho by Patano Studio ArchitectureWednesday, May 20th, 2015Article source: Patano Studio Architecture Initial site visits at the University of Idaho Pitkin Nursery revealed hoop houses, metal sheds and stacks of planter boxes. Beginning with the idea of a wood box floating on the undulating sea of the Palouse, the design team set out to stitch together the program, landscape and the materiality of Idaho forest products. The college wanted to extend their public outreach in addition to nursery research functions. The outstretched ramps and decks reach out to the landscape and invite the public and students to the building. The Sales Office was pulled through the wood screen as a way to express itself beyond the functions of classroom, offices, and social gathering. The weathering cedar wood screen that stands off the building was imagined as a modern western storefront. The repetition of stacked boxes was intriguing; we saw that as the piece that expressed the transition from working nursery to classroom. The cedar wood screen is the threshold element for faculty and students to step through the gap between the two elements; wood screen and black box.  Image Courtesy © Sozinho Imagery
Multifunctional complex with apartments in Moscow, Russia by SPEECHThursday, April 2nd, 2015Article source: SPEECH The bulk of the future building was assigned by the size of the emptied site and the marks of the neighbouring buildings: 135×76 m, with the height of 68 m. The question was not so much about forming an original architectural image, as about development of the complex planning corresponding with world-wide criteria, which pretend to the class “A”, and an original façade solution, harmoniously grouping with “Mirax-Plaza” and at the same time emphasizing the independence of the new object.  Image Courtesy © SPEECH
Uralchem Headquarters in Moscow, Russia by Pedra Silva Architects, Luis Pedra Silva and Maria Rita PaisThursday, April 2nd, 2015Article source: Pedra Silva Architects, Luis Pedra Silva and Maria Rita Pais The brief was to create a space that would enable ideal working conditions for staff while also reflecting the company’s dynamic, relaxed and youthful spirit. The project space occupies an entire floor of Imperia Tower, a skyscraper in Moscow City. The first challenge arose when initially visiting the site and realizing that some of the tower floors were previously built to be a hotel. This explained the short floor to ceiling height and in existence of raised floors that would be ideal for office use. So we set out to answer the question…”How do we make a space look taller than what is actually is?”  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra
Apartment in Moscow, Russia by M17 architectural studioSaturday, March 14th, 2015Article 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
Barkli Park in Moscow, Russia by Atrium studioThursday, March 5th, 2015Article source: Atrium studio Barkli Park is a residential complex with sport-center of Moscow Committee of Sport. It is situated in the neighborhood built mostly in soviet period, but on the border of the historical park named Ekaterininsky. There was a small sport-school on the site previously, so the developer had to compensate spaces for it in a new building. It means that architects had two clients on the same plot.  Image Courtesy © Yury Palmin
Bulka Cafe and Bakery in Moscow, Russia by Crosby StudiosTuesday, February 17th, 2015Article source: Crosby Studios Designed by Crosby Studios architects Bulka Cafe and Bakery is located in the Gorky Park in Moscow in the middle of the extensive gardens along the Moskva River. Thus the greenery theme of the park is projected into the interior design through various details letting a bit of sunny summer into short overcast days and long winter nights of Moscow.  Image Courtesy © Evgeny Evgrafov
Leo Burnett Moscow in Russia by Nefa ArchitectsWednesday, February 4th, 2015Article source: Nefa Architects “The idea to use glasses as the central expressive feature of this space was not born at once,” said designer Maria Yasko. “We considered stars and apples, which are central to the company’s signature style.”  Image Courtesy © Alexey Knyazev
Novoperedelkino Metro Station in Moscow, Russia by U-R-A | United Riga ArchitectsSaturday, December 6th, 2014Article source: U-R-A | United Riga Architects U-R-A CHIEF ARCHITECT EVGENI LEONOV COMMENTS ON WINNING THE NOVOPEREDELKINO SUBWAY STATION DESIGN CONTEST. We are sincerely glad to know that 300,000+ Moscovites have took part in the voting and viewed our work as the best! And what more, we are excited to know that this opinion of citizens was shared by the Contest judges! It is common people that use subway stations, and thus Moscow Mayor Sobyanin’s idea to involve such common people into the decision making process seems really trendy and reasonable.  Image Courtesy © U-R-A | United Riga Architects
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