Russian designer Vlad Kissel, has created a wood pavilion in Moscow, Russia, that has a drop like shape that references early Slavonic aesthetics. Curved planters filled with ornamental grasses and flowers wrap around the outside of the podium at the base of the pavilion. The exterior of the pavilion has a delicate pattern that’s […]
Russian designer Vlad Kissel, has created a wood pavilion in Moscow, Russia, that has a drop like shape that references early Slavonic aesthetics. Curved planters filled with ornamental grasses and flowers wrap around the outside of the podium at the base of the pavilion. The exterior of the pavilion has a delicate pattern that’s […]
Russian designer Vlad Kissel, has created a wood pavilion in Moscow, Russia, that has a drop like shape that references early Slavonic aesthetics. Curved planters filled with ornamental grasses and flowers wrap around the outside of the podium at the base of the pavilion. The exterior of the pavilion has a delicate pattern that’s […]
Russian designer Vlad Kissel, has created a wood pavilion in Moscow, Russia, that has a drop like shape that references early Slavonic aesthetics. Curved planters filled with ornamental grasses and flowers wrap around the outside of the podium at the base of the pavilion. The exterior of the pavilion has a delicate pattern that’s […]
The fibreglass-concrete facades of this technology centre in Moscow, designed by architecture practice Wall, are imprinted with a pattern based on the conductive tracks of circuit boards. Moscow-based Wall, a studio led by architects Arakelyan Ruben and Navasardyan Ayk, designed the Pavilion of Moscow Information Technology Department for the city’s exhibition centre and amusement park VDNH. Also known as Pavilion
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Russian architecture studio Ruetemple has renovated a family home in Moscow, creating an open living space using suspended nets for children to play in and bedrooms that overhang the central communal area. The architects focused on maintaining visibility and openness within the 160-square-metre home, allowing for natural light to fill the residence, while the parents can keep
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