Interiors

Residential Complex Stanislavsky

Wayfinding and Brand

Geolog

Architecture

Landscaping

Hospitality

Hotel cluster Luchi

Radisson Blu 5*

Clubhouse Obydensky № 1

Inhaus SHolokhovo

Metropoly

Agoy

Likerka Loft

Retail

E.Story

Fabulously Answered Questions

Kuzminki Mall

Gorky Park

Maysky

Ecopark

Babur park

Engineering

Structural Engineering

VTB Arena

Hollywood

NIOKR Center in Skolkovo

ZILART

Office

Comcity

ART center

Tsar Quay — Embankment

Hi-light

Stanislavsky Factory

Azimut 4*

Prokshino

Mylzavod

BIM Management

Evropeysky Bereg 29

Rizhskaya Metro Station

Will Towers

Telegraph

Europa

Discovery

Nebo Mall

Seliger City

Discovery Mall

River Park Rublevsky

Nevsky Center

The Retro cars Museum

Tyumen City Hall

Mercure

Fantastica

Vesna

Baltia Mall

Aviapark

Raduga Park

Prospect Marshala Zhukova Metro station

Russian Pavilion — Venice Biennale of Architecture

Maxi Mall

AfiMall City

Trend Island

Central Kids Store

Ivanteevka Mall

Cadillac House

M. K. Ciurlionis Concert Centre

Paveletskiy Passage Mall

Zolotoy Vavilon Otradnoe

Museum of 20th century

Udarnik Cinema

Hilton Garden INN

Holiday INN

Tver Marina Village

Проекты

Address

Lenin Avenue, 85, Tula, Tula Region

Area

GBA: 20 000 m2GLA: 16 000 m2Office Area: 10 000 m2

Фабрика Станиславского — Театр

About

The "Likerka" project in Tula represents a creative cluster that was created with the aim of revitalizing and rethinking abandoned industrial space. The idea of the project is to transform an old liqueur factory into a multifunctional space that combines cultural, educational, and creative initiatives.

Past

In 1903, buildings associated with the state alcohol monopoly, which exclusively concerned vodka known as "bread wine," were constructed in Tula. Finance Minister Sergei Witte initiated that only state enterprises could produce and sell high-proof alcohol, ensuring its purity. Under the guidance of Dmitry Mendeleev, technologies for vodka production were developed that have survived to this day. The new drink came to be called "government wine," and standard designs for state wine warehouses began to open across the country. 

The monopoly lasted until 1914, when alcohol sales were suspended due to the war, and production ceased in 1917. During the Soviet era, the Tula alcohol industry accounted for more than a third of the local budget but shrank during the anti-alcohol campaign. In the 1990s, the enterprise "Tulaspirt" became the main taxpayer in the region, but in 1996 it unexpectedly began to lose ground, and by 1998 it went bankrupt. The property was sold off, raising questions about the fate of the buildings, which remained unresolved for a long time. In the late 2000s, it was decided to transform the site into a cultural and entertainment center, and in early 2012, the Likerka Loft lifestyle center opened in Tula.

Concept

In developing the concept of transforming the Tula "Liquor Factory" into BLANK, the unique characteristics of the location and the preferences of potential regular visitors were taken into account. As a result, a project was created that preserves the historical facades of the distillery and completely reconstructs the area into a modern loft-style shopping and entertainment center. 

The loft style, which originated in the USA, is characterized by the combination of modern materials such as glass and steel with elements preserved from the past, such as restored wooden floors or exposed brick walls. This design solution creates a unique atmosphere that attracts attention and provides a sense of space and freedom.

Realisation

In Likerka Loft, various events are regularly held, including cultural events, lectures, and workshops aimed at developing creative skills and exchanging ideas. The space is open to everyone, which fosters the formation of a community of like-minded individuals ready to share experiences and inspiration. 

Additionally, Likerka Loft offers business opportunities by providing coworking spaces and other services for startups and freelancers. It is a place where one can not only work but also find partners, develop ideas, and implement projects. Likerka Loft is not just a space; it is a whole ecosystem for creativity and business.

Tver Marina Village is the perfect place for relaxation, built around a yacht marina with 120 berths. It also features a hotel with 200 rooms, which is ideal for hosting large conferences and banquets, a modern Country Club & Spa, as well as a Promenade with a variety of trendy boutiques, themed restaurants, and leisure facilities.

Masterplan and zoning

The plot is elongated and rectangular in shape, located on the left bank of the Volga River, between Lenono and Poddubye in the Tver region, and is connected to a road. The total area is 48.0 hectares, with the southern boundary being the Volga River. The western boundary is allocated for private land plots for garden structures, while the northern boundary is designated for recreational purposes. The terrain of the plot has a gentle slope with an elevation difference of about 3 meters across its width. Small streams flow through the area, which feed into the Volga River. The plot is located in the "third sanitary protection zone" related to sources of groundwater, where certain usage restrictions are in place.

The adopted planning solution provides for the placement of five complexes, which will be built in stages. Each of these is connected by recreational areas with the streams flowing through them. The complexes predominantly consist of apartment buildings and three-story villas, as well as two- and three-story townhouses and multi-story residential buildings. The apartments vary in the number of floors and feature mixed-use ground floors, including two kindergartens with thirty-five places located on the ground floors of the multi-story buildings. A portion of the area is designated for the construction of a dry dock for the storage and minor repair of private yachts.

Residential zones are connected by extensive landscaping for public use, including open swimming pools, sports, and recreational areas. Parking for villa and townhouse owners is located within their territories. The planning solution for the marina complex has the highest density of development and includes an artificial water body with docking facilities for yachts (a yacht port), a yacht club, a country club, a riverside hotel, multi-story apartments, and standalone facilities for sports and recreation.

Location

Total area: 420 000 sq. m. Usable area: 188 000 sq. m.

Peter Fonfara

Szymon Matkowski

Vladimir Tikhonov

Team

About the project

The Telecom City office buildings are located on the southwest side of Moscow, in Kievskoe Shosse, approximately 1.5 km from the MKAD ring road. The plot is a part of the ‘new’ Moscow and so public transportation routes such as the metro lines and two bus connections provide easy access to neighboring Shosse for visitors.

Blank Architect was responsible for adapting a concept provided by Cigler Marani Architects into a Building Permit Design.

The design also provides a connection to Rumiancevo; a nearby village. The car flow diagrams created by the authors of the concept solved a complicated traffic situation, providing access in various directions from the plot and simultaneously creating a small city.

One of the main goals of the project was to provide a calm and quiet atmosphere for the office employees. Therefore all the technical areas were located above the fifth-story offices and protected with acoustic screens. Also the stylobate was designed using a sophisticated landscaping technique that created green areas as well as water ponds and fountains.

Design

Glazed facades reflect this idea – white, dark grey profiles for glazing, with grey and white sun screens to suit and highlight the purpose of the complex. Two bus stops were specially designed and placed at the two main entrances to intercept the main flow of traffic.

The complex consists of eight, five-story office buildings located on stylobate. Under each building there is a two-level parking lot. All the parking lots are connected with the shopping mall which provides access to the office buildings via lifts and escalators.

The retail gallery located under the stylobate connects all functions. Various types of services, such as a hairdressers’, a small fitness center, restaurants, cafes, and a supermarket give employees the opportunity to come to work and feel as if they were in a small city district. Around fifteen thousand people will come there to work each day. Therefore there are thirty-two lifts provided to communicate between the office floors.

Magda Kmita

Lukasz Kaczmarczyk

Alena Panfilova-Korsakova

Project was made for new space of Cadillac showroom in Moscow. Generally the whole Cadillac house formes a total installation, which consist of smaller stenographic and art spaces and walking from one to another creates each time personal unseen & unknown experience.

The idea

Scenography for the car display Cadillac is the most cinematographic car brand. It had been mentioned In hundreds of movies. Thats why we want to present it properly - as a movie star shining on a scene.

That makes people to come back to get inspiration and be recharged again and again. 3 the most significant and iconic spaces symbolizes past, modern and future time, so each time a person gets inside both space and the time travel may be made.

Project authors: Chief Project Architect D. S. Korolev, Lead Architect N. S. Grachev, Architect I. V. Kuchin, Architect A. A. Sokolovskaya.

The total area of the territory is 318,700 square meters. The area of the buildings will range from 32,000 to 58,000 square meters. The area designated for landscaping will occupy 78,000 square meters.

The Luchi hotel cluster is a unique combination of comfort, style, and harmony with nature, promising to become a new attraction for tourists and locals alike. It will include hotels from four well-known brands, including Azimut and Cosmos, as well as modern 4-star apartment complexes. The total area of the complex will be an impressive 318,700 square meters, creating spacious and cozy conditions for relaxation and work.

The architectural design of the buildings is inspired by nature and the history of the region. The facades of the hotels and apartments will combine elements reminiscent of cypress trees, ancient Greek columns, clouds, and sea foam, creating a visual harmony with the surrounding landscape. Each building will be not only a functional space but also a work of art that reflects the spirit of the place.

Landscape

The landscape project "Luchей" promises to become a true gem of the complex. There will be designated areas for relaxation, children's playgrounds, a special aqua play zone, and picturesque walking paths along the well-developed waterfront. Special attention is given to the "Sculpture Garden," where guests can enjoy art installations by contemporary artists, creating a unique atmosphere of creativity and inspiration. The "Luchей" project is not just a place to live; it is a whole world where everyone can find a corner for relaxation, inspiration, and connection with nature.

Places

Classic “shoebox” form - 1500 places The black box - 700 places

Команда

The site is located on the edge of existing developed throughout the centuries city of Kaunas and its potential further expansion into the industrial areas along Minkovskiu street. Therefore the site is a Gateway “from-past-to-the-future”. Two axes are running through it.

The building looks into the city and city looks into the building soul. The reading of the both is in manner of Ciurlonis paintings.

Kaunas M.K. Ciurlionis Concert Center offers first-rank concert halls that are the place to be for the outstanding symphony orchestras but also other performers, as well as an open and inviting public space connected to the river and surrounding wetland park. We aim for space, which is inspiring and engaging, which is festive but also can be small scale local.

We draw Axis #1 from old town into future development. We use this axis to locate primary functions of the building. They are evolving one after another. The axis has potential to extend into further closed and open public functions into nearby sites.

Axis #2 connects the two banks of the river and binds Aleksotas district with city center located on the northern bank. It is a visibility and communication axis with large openings, atriums and windows.

Sustainability is an integral part of the proposal. It derives from responsible and wise design. It has been considered in many different levels and through all the cycles of the building life. Starting from the materiality of the building and using highly effective, recyclable , renewable and sustainable materials , through the proper orientation and employing passive solutions as well as minimizing energy demands and maximizing renewable energy sources.

The most valuable part of sustainable design is wetland park, which preserves and enhances local bio-diversity and manifests that new buildings can be created with respect to existing nature. We aim to educated visitors about the given local nature wonders.

Building massing is simplified and compacted into “triad” of main volumes.From river side we propose to use dark grey shingle cladding to soften its scale and refer to nature. 

Main public space is continuation of foyer and descends within the landscape toward the river. From Aleksotas district side we differentiate the facade volumes to bring more city feeling and propose sandblasted aluminum cladding.

The building is located in the highest point of the plot. We blend culture with wild wetland nature. Seemingly contradictory yet coexisting in harmony. We propose to protect existing wetland ecosystem and following its schemes develop it into wetland river park.

Interior

The Foyer is the focal point of functional spaces and today / tomorrow Kaunas image. It is a public space with democratically \ evenly connected to it two Concert Halls, conference center and panoramic views to Kaunas and Aleksotas.

As Public Space, it is flexible, changeable and adoptable to any public function. It is accessible from many directions and easy to embrace visually. The circulation in Foyer is organized in circle. The audience can experience it’s space from different heights and from different angles.

In the same time, we create the atmosphere of intimacy before entering the Concert Halls. Foyer main walls are the continuation of landscape feeling with soft and organic shape and usage of external façade riverside cladding. The Public space outside and inside of building is continues, the boundaries are blended. Foyer uses mainly natural light for day usage.

Developer

Height

Elena Prugova

Martin Maglione

Yulia Zavaraeva

Head of Branding, Graphic Design and Navigation Department

Архитектура

BIM Менеджмент

Инженерия

Европейский Берег

The residential complex is located in Moscow, next to the Khovrino metro station. We designed the interiors of the common areas of the complex, which consists of four 30-storey towers. Each tower is named after a scientist or researcher, which is reflected in the interior design. One of the key ideas of the project is to create a comfortable "transition" zone between the urban environment outside and a cozy home inside, in harmony with the architecture of the complex.

The Idea

In the design of the lobby and common areas of the residential complex we proposed to use direct references to the main discoveries of each of the scientists in the form of decorative elements, taking into account their epochs. In the "Aristotle" building we use frescoes, and the wall in "Newton" is made in the form of the heliocentric system of the world. In the "Da Vinci" building we used a motif reminiscent of the famous Vitruvian Man, while the accent wall in the "Mendeleev" building is in the form of a table of chemical elements.

Da Vinci Lobby

Mendeleev Lobby

Newton Lobby

Aristotle Lobby

Navigation

Development of a navigation project in the common areas of the residential towers and the parking lot of the multifunctional complex.

For the convenience of the residents, we designed a convenient and informative identification system for each of the towers, signs and signposts to guide not only the residents, but also their guests, about the infrastructure of the complex.

While working on the navigation project of the residential complex, we faced the task of first of all "leading" the residents of the residential complex, their guests, deliverymen and visitors of the shopping center to the parking lot.

We analyzed and modeled car flows, identified key decision-making points for all groups of visitors, developed a clear and simple typology of navigation media at the entrances to the site and in the surrounding area.

Even an old transformer substation, conveniently located right before the turn to the complex, acted as one of the navigation media.

Taking into account the presence of two levels of parking and a separate zone provided for the mall visitors, we divided the parking area into 2 color-coded zones - for parking for the residents of the residential complex and parking for the guests of the mall.

The principles of zoning are different for the zone of LCD residents and the zone of shopping center guests, taking into account the differences in the frequency of visits to the parking lot and the needs of these two target groups. Thus, the residents of the residential complex know their parking space number in advance and it is important to show them intuitive directions of movement to it.

Guests of the shopping center do not know in advance where they will find a free place, so in each location it is important to give clear directions, by which visitors will remember where they left their car. The project provides for wall graphics, signs on columns, floor navigation and suspended structures, the dimensions of which are carefully selected in accordance with the existing ceiling height restrictions common for underground parking lots.

Magda Cichon

Vladivostok has the unique opportunity of becoming the gateway for Russia to a large part of Asia. The ‘Golden Horn’ bay waterfront is a strategic spot in the city of Vladivostok.

A new promenade along the coastline is the central idea of this master plan. This public area presents the ideal conditions for a pleasant stroll and recreational activities with views over the Golden Horn bay.

The objective was to make this part of the city a vibrant and lively part of downtown Vladivostok. This redevelopment of the existing old military harbor area will reconnect the bay to the city. The whole complex of existing buildings was created in a unified architectural style with red brick detailing.

This architecture will be conserved to maintain the history and atmosphere of the harbor. The different functional characteristics and atmospheres of each of the areas form the basis for 24-hour lively entertainment, recreational activities, working and living.

The Theater Arts Studio at the site of the Stanislavsky Factory.

Moscow, Stanislavsky Street, building 21.

О проекте

The Theater Arts Studio is located on the site of the Stanislavsky factory, a constantly expanding complex of multifunctional post-industrial buildings, just beyond the Moscow Garden Ring, in one of the oldest centers of Moscow. This site was previously used as a factory for producing electrical wires. The earliest building dates back to the 1860s. In one part of this complex, a small factory theater was built. It was here that Konstantin Sergeyevich Alexeyev, better known as Konstantin Stanislavsky, began working on his theatrical "system." 

The project was developed in collaboration with John McAslan + Partners / Casson Mann.

Idea

The Stanislavsky Theater's site is approached with care and respect. The beautiful brick decoration of the facade walls can be appreciated while strolling through the square in front of the entrance. Its connection to the industrial past is preserved – the iron floor, rough brick with iron inserts, and the dark wooden door cladding. Special attention has been given to the lighting and electrical fixtures, which evoke the industrial heritage.

Although the building is packed with modern engineering systems, the viewer will not notice this. The spirit of the industrial space is created by the authentic 19th-century brick cladding (which has been plastered white), the ceiling arches in the foyer, and the auditorium.

Construction

In addition, the copper piping and ventilation system were preserved. The main stage was rebuilt exactly as Stanislavsky designed it – done in dark tones. During performances, everything is dark except for the stage. 

On two walls, there are peculiar grooves – remnants of the old roof that was embedded in these walls. It was important for us to preserve these traces of the theater's history. The theater building still makes a unique impression today.

The interior in the traditions of Russian culture

Olga Dragancha

Ksenia Kudryashova

Helga Karamzina

The objectives of the interior design for the "Matryoshka" shopping and entertainment center in Tyumen are to evoke the brightest emotions associated with the traditional Russian doll and to embody the idea of a national symbol by reinterpreting the traditions of Russian culture.

The design project is created using bright colors in the decorative materials of the shopping galleries. A large number of diverse modern geometric patterns, echoing the idea of traditional Russian designs, presents us with different "matryoshkas" that look contemporary and relevant.

All finishing materials, furniture, the food court concept, and the main atriums, as well as the restrooms, adhere to a unified style and create the right atmosphere for visitors. The "Matryoshka" shopping center has been planned primarily as a place for everyday shopping. It offers a clear set of operators with everyday goods and sought-after services. This shopping center is designed for local residents who love to come here again and again because they feel comfortable. Besides shopping, visitors enjoy simply spending time here with their children. The image of the "matryoshka" in the shopping center's design attracts children with its brightness, while it evokes pleasant nostalgia for adults, reminding them of their own childhood. The interior design of the shopping center, on one hand, pays tribute to traditional Russian culture, while on the other hand, it showcases technological advancement and a forward-looking approach through functional solutions and modern textures in materials.

The mall has become a focal point in the city, attracting visitors from various neighborhoods and even nearby towns. Its diverse range of shops, entertainment options, and dining experiences draws in crowds looking for a place to socialize, shop, and have fun. The mall not only serves as a retail hub but also hosts events, exhibitions, and seasonal festivities, further enhancing its appeal. As a result, it has transformed into a vibrant community gathering place, where people of all ages come together to enjoy their leisure time.

Matreshka

Ekaterina Kozak

Total area: 115 000 sq. m. Usable area: 60 000 sq. m.

Creating the architecture for the first regional-scale mall in St. Petersburg in the last 5 years, we sought to reflect the atmosphere of the "golden age" in legendary Hollywood and emphasize the status of a real estate city premiere.

The building of the shopping center is located at the intersection of Kolomyazhsky Avenue, Testirovschikov Avenue and Bogatyrsky Avenue. From the north-eastern part, the plot borders the ground lobby of the Pionerskaya metro station, and from the west it adjoins the surrounding residential development. The height of the building is 6 aboveground floors, two underground will contain parking, check-in to which is organized from the avenue. The mall will include a gallery of shops, a food court, a cinema.

The facades of the shopping center form a new identity of the site – bright, active colors were deliberately chosen to highlight the facade lamellas, which will highlight the object in the environment like spotlights on the stage. Lamellae are distributed along the contour of the building with different depths: the higher the element is located, the greater the cross-section it has in depth. Thus, as the height of the building increases, both the massiveness and the density of the lamellae increase.

For the first floor level’s facades, large-format panels made of porcelain stoneware and fiber cement were selected. They were placed under the ventilated facade system. Showcase glazing will provide a presentation of goods to potential visitors. The height of the floors allowed us to design large and bright windows on all levels, leaving part of the facade completely glazed. It is important that while inside the shopping center, a person has visual contact with the city.

On the top floor, we additionally designed an all-weather terrace with a canopy and offered the seating places. Being a viewing platform, the terrace also acts as a place for people to relax - in bars, cafes and restaurants. We emphasized the atmosphere of the terrace by placing active landscaping on it: deciduous and coniferous plants.

The overall appearance of the object due to the color solutions and abundant lighting reminds of the atmosphere of "old" Hollywood, as we remember it from classic movies: rich, elegant, temperamental and eccentric, with references to the Art Deco. We offered a modern interpretation of the trends, using the image of a star on stage for the project, making him a star in the environment.

For the new office center, the R&D center in Skolkovo cluster, we have created a concept design of architecture with an unusual curved shape.

The office center is a volume with a large internal atrium. We connected the new building with the Plateau territory: visually, the connection permeates the entire volume of the building, from the first floor to the roof.

The first floor of the office center is a permeable structure which is formed by the main pedestrian flows coming from the Plateau, Boulevard and Science Park. Thus, an area associated with public functions is created inside on the ground floor, where the lobby, cafes and retail premises are located. Also, on the ground floor there are laboratory rooms, technical rooms, entrance and exit to the underground parking.

The office spaces are closely connected by a large internal atrium. Vertical connections are formed by ladders. The presence of an atrium gives the opportunity for visual communication between all floors of the office center, and the room becomes a point of attraction for employees. The atrium is used as a space for communication, a place for casual meetings and conversations between employees. Such a space makes a creative office environment where employees interact with each other, exchange ideas and share experience.

The atrium is partially open: users have the opportunity to go for a walk and take a break without wasting time on the way to the park.

The roof of the office center has a concave curved shape and creates a characteristic contour of the building. The green part of the roof becomes another recreation area for employees and opens inspiring views of the cluster territory.

Museum for the Prokshino sports and event cluster

Head of Department of Unique Architecture and Masterplanning

Georgiy Gulasaryan

Anna Dovlyatova

Maria Nugamanova

Anastasia Kultaeva

Anna Puchkova

Leading landscape architect

We have designed a retro cars museum complex for the Prokshino sports and event cluster in New Moscow. The building with a "dynamic" facade will become a new "home" for the existing Moscow museum. The realization of the new project is carried out by the developer "A101". The Moscow museum "Automobiles of the World" will become the operator of the object.

The Museum of retro cars will be located in close proximity to the anchor sports facilities of the
Prokshino cluster – an all-season resort with a ski slope, an aqua resort and a surfing center.
The key idea of the Retro cars museum’s building is the movement which is embodied in architecture.
The two-storey building is made in strict straight lines, and the rooftop level architecture reminds
about the air intakes of a racing car.

The facades of the building are stylized as a radiator, and the media screen mounted on the roof visually "moves" like a wave or a fluttering shawl. The museum space is functional not only inside. The project provides the rooftop with an amphitheater: there will be places for recreation and events, a curved cafe pavilion, equipment for film screenings.

The museum space is organized on two levels and is complemented by an operational roof. Inside, the
levels are connected by a ramp system designed to move not only visitors, but also exhibits – retro
cars.

The first level of the building is decorated with panoramic glazing: we allow visitors to look inside and
interest them. The second tier of the facade is located on the same level with the highway passing
nearby – drivers and passengers become the main spectators. Due to the using of twisted lamellae in
the facade design, a visual effect of the dynamics of the building is created – it literally "moves". The
exhibition will feature interactive exhibits, unique cars of the past, photo zones with the possibility of
taking photos in the interior of a retro car. Spaces for lectures, film screenings, and creative meetings is
also designed for visitors. The future museum will become a participant of car rallies and a meeting
place for various automobile communities.

Due to the presence of a rooftop opened for visitors, we create there an effective space for viewing and
relaxing at the highest point of the cluster site. The museum visitors will be able to get additional
impressions in the summer in recreational areas located on the rooftop.

Marina Fomina

Zakhar Zhukov

The project will include three 4 hotel buildings and one 5 hotel building, a wellness center, a reception area, a conference center and separate villas.

The principle of creating space is "To see, but not to be in sight." In contact with nature, we truly relax and free ourselves, our perception easily switches, we have a rest and then inner harmony appears. The layout and shaping of buildings were created with views of the water and tree crowns.

The hotel complex is designed for 120 rooms of the 5 hotel and 685 rooms in three buildings of the 4 hotel. The total estimated number of parking spaces in the underground and ground parking is 280. The project will include its own infrastructure – a wellness center with a swimming pool, as well as restaurants, bars and public areas.

The overall architectural concept of the project is based on the image of the rock as a fundamental element of the volume. The rocks are the historical surroundings of the area in the Agoy district, and the location of the buildings allowed it to literally "protect" it from the world, while opening sea views from the largest number of rooms.

The buildings of the hotel are located in such a way as to create a private internal territory and achieve the preservation of relict plants on the existing site - Pitsunda pines and figs.

At the same time, the geometry of the objects was created based on the best view characteristics - on the sea and the crowns of the surrounding trees. The architecture of the complex is based on the contrast of cold and heat in materials. Designing buildings with curved facades, we sought to create contrasting impressions for guests. Entering the territory, the visitor passes through a shady forest to a sun-drenched beach. For each of the objects we also designed terraces due to the height differences of the plot and the roof to create additional spaces for relaxation and contemplation.

In addition to the buildings, landscaping in the concept of a botanical garden will also be implemented on the territory. Functional zoning is carried out by creating various natural landscapes: the relic forest will become a park area, the nature of the Mediterranean will appear near the aromatherapy zone and wellness complex, the plants of the subtropical coast will be located in the pool area, and the landscape of the foothills will open on the descent to the water and the beach.

Masterplan

The territory provides for the placement of children's infrastructure, playgrounds, a rope park, as well as a small playground for walking pets. The improvement of the coastline and the beach is planned taking into account the creation of a berth for yachts.

Tatiana Nestrugina

Blank created an architecture for a new residential complex of the developer "Argo". Blank also completed a master plan for the residential complex territory, which includes a landscaping. The project became the winner of a closed competition organized by the developer. With the participation of Inteko Blank worked on the next stages of the development of the object.

The project includes residential and public spaces designed in the style of modern architecture. Buildings of different heights form a single array. There will be public spaces for recreation and wide choice of infrastructure and retail. As part of the complex, an square with art objects of street design is planned, and in the recreation area with landscaping including. The facades of the towers made of light color, with an lot of glass. That allows to form an airy architecture of the object. The location of the buildings will determine the spectacular view characteristics of the apartments.

Lefortovo Park

Five-star hotel with SPA and wellness complex, restaurant and conference zone.

The architecture of the hotel is harmonious with the adjacent office complex, but at the same time creates a completely unique building.

Realization

The panoramic glazing of the central facade creates a spacious effect and increases the amount of natural light. In the lower part of the building there is a commercial and public space with a fitness room, conference room and stores. 

BLANK realized the conceptual design, design project, developed construction documentation and performed author's supervision as part of the work on the project.

For the Will Towers residential complex, located on Minskaya Street in the west of Moscow, we have created a lobby concept that reflects the architectural style of American skyscrapers of the XX century, and at the same time - the spirit of home.

The towers consist apartments with panoramic views at a height: 27 original apartments’ types ranging from 25.5 to 165.5 sq. m. m with the possibility of combining, and penthouses, as well as 12 exclusive apartments with private terraces.

Each tower has its own name - Creativity, Energy (52 floors each) and the highest — Inspiration (56 floors). This is also reflected in the individual color solutions and lighting scenarios of the lobby. Our task was to design the lobby of the three towers in such a way that the transition space between the apartment and the external territory becomes soft and cozy, but at the same time corresponds to the strict and concise style of skyscrapers resembling the image of Chicago.

Together with neutral light, we used warm decorative lighting in niches and seating areas. The interiors will be complemented by electric fireplaces. In the decoration we chose the textures of stone, metal, natural wood. The decor in the form of prints combines the design of the lobbies of the three towers.

Massive reception counters are accentuated by hanging lamps, and lounge areas are separated from elevator halls by upholstered furniture, shelving and electric fireplaces. The typical floors of the towers are designed in the same style: large-format porcelain stoneware in the shades of the lobby floor is used for finishing.

We emphasized the high ceilings of the spaces with the accent decorative walls along the entire height of the room. Illuminated niches visually increase the volume. Decorative panels and elements allowed us to link the design with the architectural concept of the complex, adding comfort and luxury.

Trend Island is a department store located in Moscow in the Aviapark shopping center, one of the largest shopping centers in Europe. The first phase of this fashionable space, built in 2016, has already become a landmark project for the Aviapark shopping center and for Moscow as a whole. Therefore, one of the tasks in developing the design for the second phase was to reinforce the overall concept and brand of the department store. We created a "legend" that the new phase of the project serves as a reflection in a magical mirror of the existing "sunset island" – the second half of the department store becomes the "island of the rising sun."

Проекты:

Residential Complex Stanislavsky.

Geolog.

Hotel cluster Luchi.

Radisson Blu 5*.

Clubhouse Obydensky № 1.

Inhaus SHolokhovo.

Metropoly.

Agoy.

Likerka Loft.

E.Story.

Fabulously Answered Questions.

Kuzminki Mall.

Gorky Park.

Maysky.

Ecopark.

Babur park.

VTB Arena.

Hollywood.

NIOKR Center in Skolkovo.

ZILART.

Comcity.

ART center.

Tsar Quay — Embankment.

Hi-light.

Stanislavsky Factory.

Azimut 4*.

Prokshino.

Mylzavod.

Evropeysky Bereg 29.

Rizhskaya Metro Station.

Will Towers.

Telegraph.

Europa.

Discovery.

Nebo Mall.

Seliger City.

Discovery Mall.

River Park Rublevsky.

Nevsky Center.

The Retro cars Museum.

Tyumen City Hall.

Mercure.

Fantastica.

Vesna.

Baltia Mall.

Aviapark.

Raduga Park.

Prospect Marshala Zhukova Metro station.

Russian Pavilion — Venice Biennale of Architecture.

Maxi Mall.

AfiMall City.

Trend Island.

Central Kids Store.

Ivanteevka Mall.

Cadillac House.

M. K. Ciurlionis Concert Centre.

Paveletskiy Passage Mall.

Zolotoy Vavilon Otradnoe.

Museum of 20th century.

Udarnik Cinema.

Hilton Garden INN.

Holiday INN.

Tver Marina Village.