Architecture

MOUNT Business Center

Residential building with underground parking

Interiors

Public spaces of Level Yuzhnoportovaya

Clubhouse Obydensky № 1

Landscaping

Hotel cluster Luchi

Wayfinding and Brand

Engineering

Kuzminki Mall

Radisson Blu 5*

Chkalov Shopping Mall — Interiors

Rizhskaya Metro Station

Telegraph

Discovery

Marko Mall

Russian Pavilion — Venice Biennale of Architecture

Mylzavod

ZILART

Residential Complex Stanislavsky

Geolog

Inhaus SHolokhovo

Metropoly

Agoy

Likerka Loft

E.Story

Fabulously Answered Questions

Gorky Park

Maysky

Ecopark

Babur park

Structural Engineering

VTB Arena

Hollywood

NIOKR Center in Skolkovo

Comcity

ART center

Фабрика Станиславского — Театр

Tsar Quay — Embankment

Hi-light

Stanislavsky Factory

Azimut 4*

Prokshino

BIM Management

Evropeysky Bereg 29

Will Towers

Europa

Nebo Mall

Seliger City

Mega Khimki

Discovery Mall

River Park Rublevsky

Nevsky Center

The Retro cars Museum

Tyumen City Hall

Hospitality

Mercure

Fantastica

Vesna

Baltia Mall

Aviapark

Matreshka

Raduga Park

Prospect Marshala Zhukova Metro station

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

Mari

Aqualife Shopping center

Troyka Mall

Butovo Mall

5-th Avenue Shopping center

Grozny Mall

Аутлет Лосиный остров

Chkalov Mall

Mozaika Shopping center

Shopping center on Borovskoye highway

Arena Shopping Center

Zarya Shopping mall

Проекты

Developer

About project

The residential building on Obukha Lane consists of two blocks of different heights – 16 and 10 floors –connected by an above-ground stylobate and featuring underground parking. The residential area will total 18,600 square meters. The project includes 75 apartments, underground parking for 95 vehicles, and 49 storage rooms.

Idea

The concept of the building is inspired by the 17th-century Russian «Uzorochye» style, characterized by bright colors, abundant decoration, complex compositional solutions, and expressive silhouettes with elements of renaissance aesthetics. We initially aimed to preserve national traditions in a modern interpretation, ensuring not only aesthetic appeal but also functionality, safety, and comfort for the residents. The residential building will become part of the cultural and historical landscape of central Moscow, delicately complementing the unique atmosphere of the neighborhood.

The facades of the residential complex feature deliberate asymmetry, emphasized by projecting decorative pilasters and arches with fluting, creating expressive volumes. Ceramic tiles with plant motifs, placed along the facades, play a special role in the design, complemented by metal elements on the balcony and terrace railings. Thanks to the careful selection of individually crafted ornaments, the complex fits organically into the historical environment of the Vorontsovo Polye district.

Thanks to the different heights of the blocks, the apartments will have improved views, and the relatively low number of floors allows the new building to harmoniously blend into the surrounding historic buildings, including the Vorontsovo Polye ensemble and the former Evangelical Hospital.

Total area

I - 16,696 sq. mII - 18,781 sq. m

Владимир Тихонов

Главный архитектор

Станислав Красноперов

Ведущий архитектор

Анастасия Культаева

Анна Пучкова

Ландшафтный архитектор

Татьяна Нестругина

Team

About

Blank developed the architectural concept, interior and landscape design of the multifunctional business center GEOLOG (23 Obrucheva St.) from Hutton Development. The project was approved by the Moscow Architectural Committee: a 13-story administrative building with underground parking, open public terraces and all the necessary infrastructure will appear here.

The architecture of the complex is based on the principle of "tectonic shifts": the displacement of parts of the building relative to each other. The idea of ​​the architectural concept of the business center was the works and scientific discoveries of the scientist-geologist, traveler and explorer Vladimir Afanasyevich Obruchev.

The main emphasis of the project in architecture was made on the "natural element" in the architectural form. The building is as if "divided" into 2 parts of different volumes, reminiscent of the shift of tectonic plates. Due to the identification of the compositional perspective, the above-ground part of the object is emphasized.

Facades

The facades are decorated with white and grey panels. The area of ​​the facade glazing increases depending on the floor height, opening up unique views to the users of the facility.

Interior

An important design element of the common areas is the spiral staircase, which leads visitors to the mezzanine with a business lounge, which can be booked for meetings or as a flexible, isolated workspace.

Wayfinding

Navigation elements repeat the lines and architecture of the building, intuitively directing visitors to certain infrastructure facilities or offices of the complex.
Signs placed at key decision-making points for all segments of visitors emphasize interior solutions and help the space become even more comfortable and welcoming for guests.
We were faced with the task of developing a design and navigation for an underground parking lot as part of a business center. We used a contrasting combination of colors for the best readability of information, and also provided for the illumination of navigation elements, which is especially important in poorly lit parking spaces.

Moscow, Kursky Railway Station Square, 1.

ABOUT

BLANK has developed the interior design concept for the central atrium of the shopping mall as a part of Dom Chkalov complex — a new architectural landmark of the city center, located between Kursky Railway Station and the Atrium shopping center. The project emphasizes the dynamism of Moscow, creating a space where futuristic aesthetics blend seamlessly with advanced technological solutions and visitor comfort. Inside the mall, flagship stores and unique tenants will be featured, including Zolotoe Yabloko and Yandex. The atrium becomes the central element of logistics and the emotional perception of the shopping center.

THE BIG IDEA

The interior design reflects the fusion of physical and digital experiences. The snow-white, transparent atrium is not only a crossroads for visitor flows but also a stage for visual impressions, events, and branded installations. In the digital epoch, the project creates an emotionally rich environment where architecture, lighting, and materials work together to strengthen brand presence and deliver a memorable customer experience.

DESIGN

The central atrium unfolds through a multi-level structure with open views across all floors. The visually weightless space is organized around escalators and suspended architectural elements, forming a dynamic composition and an overall sense of lightness. The materials include matte and gradient glass, curved aquapanels, poured floorsЧкалов, decorative metal accents, and integrated lighting. The combination of soft, rounded forms with clear geometry lends the space a contemporary and elegant character.

FUNCTIONS

The atrium integrates shopping galleries, waiting areas, art objects, digital screens. The layout is designed with event activities in mind. The interior ensures smooth navigation between anchor tenants and smaller stores, while the visual environment enhances the brand experience.

LIGHTING AND ATMOSPHERE

The atrium’s lighting concept combines built-in track and linear fixtures, decorative pendants, and concealed contour lighting along architectural elements. It creates a sense of lightness and airiness, highlights key areas, and draws attention to interior details. In the evening, the atrium transforms into a spectacular event space with flexible lighting adjustments tailored to specific occasions.

Interiors for common areas, parking, and public spaces.

About the project

We designed the interiors for common areas, parking, and public spaces in the Level Yuzhnoportovaya comfort-class residential complex by Level Group. The quarter is being built on South Portovaya Street in the Pechatniki district, near the Kozhukhovskoye Backwater, which influenced the interior concept inspired by coastal project styles.

The public spaces immerse visitors in a soothing riverbank atmosphere. The textures and palette of the sandy shore became the main inspiration for the design. The textures of the walls, floor coverings, and ceiling with increased height flow into one another. Textured wall surfaces coexist with the smooth glass of furniture and decor, while the future fireplace brings warmth and comfort to the interior. The finishes include porcelain stoneware, architectural concrete, and decorative elements with brass. The contrast is provided by the cool shades of metal, symbolizing water, which meets warm sand and river stones on the shore.

In the lobby design, we used muted natural tones typical of our region, as well as paid attention to the mix of various surfaces, from concrete to smooth metal. Art objects in the form of stones and dried flowers help place minimalistic accents in the open and spacious area. In addition to the lobby and elevator hall interiors, we also developed the concept for the underground parking design. It s finish is done in a monochrome color scheme, using navigation elements in the developer's and project's corporate style.

Area

Total – 37,254 sq. m Office – 26,236 sq. m

BLANK designed the MOUNT business space in western Moscow, in the Solntsevo district. The project is being developed by Forma and approved by Moscomarchitektura. A 20-story building, 90 meters tall, will rise on the site, featuring underground parking, panoramic glazing, and a rich public infrastructure. MOUNT continues the large-scale urban development in the area, with the nearby residential cluster «Meshchersky Les» already completed.

Concept

MOUNT’s architecture is inspired by the natural geometry of a cliff — a stable and expressive element of the landscape. Vertical facade lines, cascading downward volumes, and clean forms create a dynamic and concise silhouette. The design reflects the dialogue between urban space and nature, establishing a new landmark in Solntsevo.

The facade combines aluminum cassette panels, semi-structural glazing, and decorative louvers. Together, these elements evoke the natural forms of rock formations. The visual tapering towards the top lightens the building’s appearance, while semi-structural glazing emphasizes verticality, provides panoramic views of Meshchersky forest, and maximizes natural light in office spaces.

Layouts

MOUNT offers 26,236 sq. m of office space, designed for modern flexibility and adaptability to various tenants. The building includes terrace units, double-height lobbies, coworking spaces, a fitness club, premium offices, and cafes. The lower floors feature over 3,000 sq. m of restaurants and retail, along with an event space and amphitheater.
Advanced engineering systems include chiller-fan coil climate control, localized temperature regulation, air disinfection, smart elevator and facility management, and more. Parking for 149 cars and bike infrastructure ensure a modern and convenient environment for tenants. The reception area features relaxation and personal care rooms, plus a courier zone.

Landscape and Amenities

MOUNT is complemented by the landscaped Hills Park, offering walking paths, recreation zones with swings, a children’s playground, and outdoor furniture. Planting includes conifers, lilacs, apple trees, and meadow grasses. These elements create both a professional and recreational environment, supporting mental and physical well-being.

A multifunctional complex inspired by history

Anna Puchkova

Tatiana Nestrugina

Blank Architects has created a concept and a draft design of a shopping center with a landscape park as part of the ART City residential complex in Kazan. The new project will appear on the site of the former artillery barracks: the historical architecture of the early XX century formed the context of the project. The customer - UD-group. The total area of the object - more than 50 thousand sq. m.

The idea

A new modern, convenient and technologically advanced multifunctional shopping complex will appear on a plot of 3.1 hectares. The task for the architects was to rethink the concept of art in the Art-City project and also to fit the new complex into the historical environment of the established area with authentic architecture and infrastructure. Barracks built at the beginning of the XX century – it’s a valuable city-forming object, so when developing the architecture, it was necessary to take into account the style of the environment.

The functionality of the shopping center includes the department store, supermarket, cafes and restaurants, a shopping gallery with an area of more than 10,000 sq.m, as well as ground and underground parking.

For the project we have moved away from the classic "militaristic" perception of the territory and rethought the concept of an art. The architecture was inspired by the Pointillist and Cubist styles: the pixel or "square" was taken as the main architectural forms, which were manifested in the design of the building and the landscape. The existing building of the barracks, at the same time, are combined with the new building, which in turn serves as the background of the historical development. The facades of the shopping center from the residential area perform the function of an architectural dominant.

Landscape

We proposed the concept of a purple flower garden due to the choice of flowering plants for the landscape. Also an interesting technique with parametric paving was used. The ornament passes through the entire shopping center and again goes out to the street, uniting the entire projected territory. The paving pattern is supported by parametric monochrome flower beds of unpretentious perennials that change their color scheme from scarlet to purple. The color palette was based on a pixelated painting by the famous Tatar artist Baki Urmanche.

Ekaterina Kozak

Alena Panfilova-Korsakova

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.

The interior project in the Golden Times of Hollywood is a journey in the era of classical beauty and lightness of life. Our goal is to create a space where each detail is thought out and is in its place to provide visitors with an unforgettable experience of immersing in the atmosphere of lightness and dreams.

The interior of the shopping center is inspired by golden times of Hollywood, when art and beauty were at the peak of its development. We strive to recreate this atmosphere using classic design elements, such as exquisite lamps, luxurious textile upholstery and elegant decorative elements.

The central idea of ​​the project is to create a space that will become a guide to another reality, where visitors can forget about everyday worries and enjoy the ease of life. We want every corner of the shopping center to be filled with warmth and comfort so that every visitor feels at home.

Brand

In parallel with the development of architecture and interiors of the iconic shopping center for St. Petersburg, we created a brand platform and bright, corresponding to the scale of the project Logo and corporate identity.
The concept reflects the idea of ​​Contemporary Art Deco. This is a meeting of eras and cultures: we carefully rethought the classics, which is harmoniously and seamlessly woven into the present and future.

Before starting work on the visual attributes of the brand, we did a lot of work on the analysis of the competitive environment, benchmarking, target audience - all this allowed us to formulate the platform and positioning of the new brand, which should not only be relevant today, but to set the trends in a few years, when the shopping complex It will open for visitors and begin to function. This is a special challenge, and we accepted it with all inspiration.

Magda KmitaAlena Panfilova-Korsakova Agata Stebel    Ekaterina Karmatskih   Polina Stanko

The shopping center, which is part of a residential complex, is located in Moscow - at the square near the Kurskaya railway station. It consists of four above-ground levels of retail space and four underground levels of parking. The functional zoning is as follows: the 1st floor will feature restaurants and small shops selling souvenirs and flowers, with a line of open storefronts; the 2nd and 3rd floors will host boutiques; the 4th floor will be dedicated to our unique food court and restaurants with open bars, named "Food Plaza." All floors are connected by a circular atrium with a transparent roof.

The main mood of the design concept is AWARENESS. Our goal was to create a comfortable atmosphere filled with light in a shopping center located almost in the center of Moscow. 

Therefore, the main idea of the design concept is light that penetrates through the main transparent roof of the atrium and dissolves into the shopping galleries. This is emphasized by a gradient that transitions into the details of the atrium space, floor patterns, and all lighting elements. 

The materials we used evoke natural materials – stone, wood, soft fabrics that are pleasant to the touch.

The project provides for functional and intuitive navigation media located at key decision-making points for visitors. Thus, visitor flows are evenly distributed both within each of the floors and vertically.
The design concept corresponds to the key idea of ​​the interior design: "walking in the clouds". We see the space as located directly above the horizon, where visitors move in a circle. Our task is to awaken their imagination and encourage reflection.
A transparent, barely noticeable cloud pattern is present in the interiors of the galleries and in the navigation media.
We developed concepts for the design of the main atrium and galleries of the shopping center for 4 seasons: New Year, gift season, summer, autumn.
The design emphasizes the airiness and lightness of the project and its interiors.

GBA 7 000 sq.mGBL 4 000 sq.m.

The main motive around which the concept of interior design is built is a beam of light passing through a glass prism, refracted and divided into the colors of the spectrum. Similarly, in our interior, a ray of the eastern sun passes through the light opening of the entrance group and penetrates the interior with colored tape, tying various spaces together, sometimes stopping and highlighting individual zones, coloring and lighting them.

The spaces of shopping galleries and food courts are permeated with a subtle color accent, originating from art groups of entrance groups, running along the gallery windows and emphasizing groups of recreation areas, and going up to the food court, where they finally reach the atriums and lanterns.

Wayfinding and brand

We paid special attention to creating convenient and clear navigation so that every visitor could easily navigate the space.

Location

Anatoly Artov

Kira Tarbazheeva

Helga Karamzina

Интерьеры

Матрешка

BLANK designed a multifunctional retail center for the Discovery complex. The Discovery Residential Complex is a new MR Group project. Discovery is made for those who appreciate a green environment: these five buildings up to 31 floors high will be located in the “ecological triangle” — between Khimki Forest Park and Druzhba and Grachevsky Parks.

Every minute, myriads of stars come into the world and disappear. If you look closely into the heavens, you can find your own sky.

This concept develops the idea of residential areas. We imagined a strict, somewhat restrained, yet cozy and warm space. The interior design is inspired by a starfall. The lighting and the art-installation in the atrium penetrate the space vertically like a spacefall, interlinking the floors of the shopping mall. The inviting, cozy interior consists of bright white and honey-like tones.

The facility, located near a transport hub, required the development of a navigation strategy that takes into account both target visitors and transit flows. For the convenience of all guests, we provided information on exits to buses, the metro, parking, and key services of the shopping center.
The project includes multimedia screens for advertising tenants and bus schedules. An intuitive and comprehensive information system was created, perfectly integrated into the interiors of the facility. Thanks to multimedia formats, lighting, fonts, and iconography, visitors receive the necessary information in the right places.

Realization

The internal wayfinding symbols are perfectly integrated into the interiors of the object. at the same time, thanks to multimedia formats, lighting, correctly selected fonts and iconography, visitors will see the necessary information exactly where they need it.

As part of the project to update the appearance of the shopping center, our task was also to create wayfinding elements on the facade of the object from the side of the Altufyevsky highway. For this task, we used the corner of the facade, where we added bright elements and light boxes indicating the direction of movement to the shopping center. We have placed a wayfinding totem on the ring and created a landscape design that will become the hallmark of the shopping center.

We have harmoniously integrated the new wayfinding elements in the interiors into architectural solutions, while not violating the idea of easy readability of signs and information.

GBA: 69 000 sq. m GLA: 36 500 sq. m

The architectural firm BLANK designed the interiors of the shopping galleries and public spaces for the new shopping center "Kuzminki Mall," located 200 meters from the Kuzminki metro station. The project is one of the largest shopping centers in the district. 
A modern shopping center is not just a place for shopping, but a multifunctional space that includes various services. In the era of online sales, people need visual and tactile interaction, emotions, and experiences. Kuzminki Mall meets all the essential needs of the local residents, who previously had to travel to the city center for these services.

This shopping center is located in a unique spot, next to a large forest park that features diverse landscapes and functional zones. The concept of "INTERACTION WITH NATURE" invites us to consider the relationship between nature and humanity. It encompasses moments of contemplation and meditation by the water, harmony in forest walks, active sports, and social and cultural development.

The idea is expressed in the design through materials that are rich and deep in texture and color, as well as the functional content of the zones. The shopping center includes three atriums, two different types of galleries, and corridors leading to restrooms, each of which offers various design solutions and techniques.

For the interiors, simple and light forms with accent areas were chosen. The design is based on natural colors and materials that create an atmosphere of comfort and naturalness. The glass shop windows are complemented by wooden panels, and the lighting is integrated into the perforated ceiling. Natural light is provided through several atriums and glazed roof sections. 

For the relaxation areas, contrasting design solutions have been selected—niches in the walls upholstered in different shades. Contrast in design is also present in the food court and children's spaces. The food court is located in a scenic area with facade glazing, and its color palette features shades of natural wood combined with greenery, creating the impression of a continuation of the "Kuzminki" park within the project.

We paid special attention to creating convenient and clear navigation so that every visitor can easily orient themselves in the space. We developed intuitive signs and maps that seamlessly integrate into the overall interior design, giving it an aesthetic appeal. The use of modern fonts and color schemes, along with clear and concise information on navigation elements, allows for quick access to the desired stores and services.

Алена Панфилова-Корсакова

Главный архитектор

Команда

The Afimall City shopping and entertainment center is located in the Moscow City business district. This is one of the largest and most ambitious shopping projects in Europe in recent years: it combines innovative architectural solutions and multifunctional infrastructure. Afimall City is the flagship of the developer AFI Development and the most iconic site in the location.

In working on the reconceptualization of the project's interiors, our main goal was to demonstrate a comprehensive approach to creating a modern, comfortable and commercially effective space.

We have created an interior in which it is easy to spend the whole day, integrating the functions of shopping, entertainment, and food in a comfortable and pleasant environment.

The main idea of ​​the project is to use three atriums as communication cores of the facility. These zones connect all floors and distribute target groups of different clients of the shopping center. The first atrium is expanded due to the new location of the escalator group and is complemented by new passenger elevators. The second atrium is connected to the 1st floor, thus creating a new light window. The redevelopment project includes new escalator groups and the creation of a third atrium for visitors.

Having analyzed the existing interiors of the project, planning solutions, surrounding infrastructure and the implemented navigation system, we identified a range of key problems and necessary changes.

In parallel with updating the interior design and partially adjusting vertical connections, we developed a navigation project that allows a huge number of different target groups visiting the shopping center to intuitively navigate it.
We divided the object into thematic zones, intuitively emphasized the number of floors, services, external infrastructure facilities, and all vertical connections.

The concept is made in a single style, but adaptable to the various zones in which the navigation media are located.
For example, all ceiling structures are made in black to contrast with the white ceilings.
Floor structures are made in white to contrast with the rather dark floors and to avoid visual overload, as well as the identification of corridors leading to the parking lot and toilets. We visually highlighted the navigation for transit flows using Afimall City to move from one City object to another. Thus, commercial navigation for buyers does not compete with service navigation.

Blank developed the concept of the building's facades, and created the interior design of the GastroPark shopping gallery and food hall. Our tasks also included the development of working documentation and author's supervision of the project realization.

The main idea was to create a cozy and attractive space for gastronomic travel and entertainment, focused on proximity to nature and care for visitors.

The design project is based on the idea of creating a light, calm interior, using natural materials in warm colors. Wooden finishing elements, plenty of greenery, glazed facade and good lighting create an atmosphere of comfort and natural harmony.

The building is a spacious space divided into two zones: the main zone, with mezzanines, an art object and a stage, and the breakfast zone, where bakeries and coffee shops are located. The "to go" concept makes the breakfast zone convenient for quick meals, while the main zone with restaurants is designed for long stays and relaxation.

Olga Dragancha

The Nevsky Center mall is a landmark shopping center in St. Petersburg, located in the historical heart of the city, at the intersection of active traffic and pedestrian flows. The outdated look of the interiors of the shopping complex required a deep update: the Nevsky Center is an important point on the route map for both tourists and residents of the city, and taking into account the active traffic, the interior concept should be modern and express both the mood of the city and current trends at the same time.

The unique location of the object at the intersection of Nevsky ave. and Vosstaniya St., opposite the Moscow railway station, causes the presence of several busy entrance groups in the shopping center. It is through him that some people get to the noisy Nevsky avenue, passing through the first floor. At the same time, the existing interiors of the floor are quite "worn out" and require a high-quality update. In addition, the perception of space is complicated by multiformat wayfinding elements and chaotic advertising. Also, the perception of ceiling height is negatively affected by the abundance of engineering hatches, technical communications and poor lighting of the space.

To form a new design concept that can be easily scaled to other floors of the shopping center in the future, we used images of snow-white purity, airy structures and strict geometric ornament of the ceiling space. For the decoration of the ceiling, we used metal panels with perforations, visually increasing the space. All technical details were hidden behind massive columns.

In order to streamline signage and advertising stands, we have proposed the placement of vertical media screens, which are effectively integrated into a calm interior and act as bright accents.

The uniformity of the tenants' appearance is achieved due to the uniform concept and size of signage, the same illumination. Contrasting porcelain stoneware is selected for the finishing of the floor covering.
Points with natural greenery became the accent zones in the interior – we provided lighting of 1000 lux in the zones of plants. In order to visually free up the column area, the connection of corners is made with the help of hidden floor hatches.

Our task was to analyze the existing visitor flows of the shopping center, design potential flows taking into account the rotation of tenants in the shopping center and the upcoming renovation of the interiors.

Despite the fact that the scope of work assumed the coverage of only one floor, we developed and thought out the concept of navigation and advertising media, which in the future can easily be scaled to the remaining floors of the center.

Проекты:

MOUNT Business Center.

Residential building with underground parking.

Public spaces of Level Yuzhnoportovaya.

Clubhouse Obydensky № 1.

Hotel cluster Luchi.

Kuzminki Mall.

Radisson Blu 5*.

Chkalov Shopping Mall — Interiors.

Rizhskaya Metro Station.

Telegraph.

Discovery.

Marko Mall.

Russian Pavilion — Venice Biennale of Architecture.

Mylzavod.

ZILART.

Residential Complex Stanislavsky.

Geolog.

Inhaus SHolokhovo.

Metropoly.

Agoy.

Likerka Loft.

E.Story.

Fabulously Answered Questions.

Gorky Park.

Maysky.

Ecopark.

Babur park.

VTB Arena.

Hollywood.

NIOKR Center in Skolkovo.

Comcity.

ART center.

Фабрика Станиславского — Театр.

Tsar Quay — Embankment.

Hi-light.

Stanislavsky Factory.

Azimut 4*.

Prokshino.

Evropeysky Bereg 29.

Rizhskaya Metro Station.

Will Towers.

Europa.

Nebo Mall.

Seliger City.

Mega Khimki.

Discovery Mall.

River Park Rublevsky.

Nevsky Center.

The Retro cars Museum.

Tyumen City Hall.

Mercure.

Fantastica.

Vesna.

Baltia Mall.

Aviapark.

Matreshka.

Raduga Park.

Prospect Marshala Zhukova Metro station.

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.

Mari.

Aqualife Shopping center.

Troyka Mall.

Butovo Mall.

5-th Avenue Shopping center.

Grozny Mall.

Аутлет Лосиный остров.