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Moscow Architecture Tours
Russian Architecture Guides – Exclusive Building Walks tailor made for Groups
post updated 2 September 2021
Moscow Walking Tours
Contact Isabelle Lomholt for your walking guide in Russia on isabelle(at)e-architect.com
Moscow Architecture Tour: Exclusive Guided Walks
Our Moscow guided tours are all tailored to suit each booking, we do not allow for bookings to be joined. Our guided tours in Russia are all exclusive to each client.
Mercury Tower by (designed by) Erick van Egeraat – the tallest building in Europe:
photo © Egorkin Ilya
Please get in touch with e-architect if you are organising a university trip, a conference, or office trip in Russia.
Moscow School of Management by London’s Adjaye Associates:
photograph : Ed Reeve
Moscow Architecture Introduction
Moscow is the capital of Russia, one of the (four) BRIC countries that have recently blossomed economically. The city’s architecture is also flourishing and well worth a visit with some major projects recently completed and more under construction.
Zaryadye Park by US architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro:
photograph : Philippe Ruault
Key contemporary buildings in the city which can be visited on our tours include:
– Moscow School of Management, SKOLKOVO by Adjaye Associates
– The Mercury City tower in Moscow is Europe’s tallest building (after overtaking The Shard in London) at 338 m (1,109 ft).
– Aeroflot – Russian Airlines by architect Vladimir Plotkin
– Dynamo Stadium building construction by Erick van Egeraat architects
Sberbank Technopark building design by Zaha Hadid Architects:
Major architects working in the city include OMA, Zaha Hadid Architects, Foster + Partners (proposals), Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas architects, Erick van Egeraat, Vladimir Plotkin, Adjaye Associates, HOK, John McAslan + Partners and Woods Bagot.
Aeroflot Offices Moscow – Russian Airlines Building:
photo : Alexey Naroditskiy
Moscow Architecture Walking Tours
Moscow Architectural Tours can focus on traditional or contemporary buildings or both. The Moscow Architecture Tour is typically an introduction to the city’s main buildings.
Stanislavsky Centre in Moscow
photograph © John McAslan + Partners
e-architect can assist with advice for Walking Tours of Moscow ahead of trips, eg about types and areas of buildings. We like to accommodate your architectural interests on our Moscow Architecture Tours. For example a group of architects interested in Moscow office buildings or contemporary houses could be provided with tailored information allowing a tour programme to be agreed prior to their visit to Russia.
Ordynka Club Houses Complex, Central Moscow, by Architects of Invention:
image courtesy of architects
Visitors can be met from their accommodation or at the starting point of their Russian walking tour. We also offer combined visits to Russia, with St Petersburg Architecture Walking Tours also offered.
Moscow Architecture : key buildings to visit in the city
Moscow Walking Tours
Contact to arrange your Russian architectural tour: isabelle(at)e-architect.com / mob. +44 (0)7952 149814
Moscow Architecture Design – chronological list
Architecture Tours
e-architect also organise Architecture Walking Tours in other cities such as Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Belgrade, Prague, Barcelona, Edinburgh and London.
Building Tour Guides – Selection
London Architecture Walking Tours
Russian Capital City Buildings
Melnikov House, Russia, designed by 20th Century architect Konstantin Melinkov:
photo © Pavel Kuznetsov
Melnikov House
Moscow’s Melnikov House is a superlative example of Soviet avantgarde architecture and a masterpiece of structural ingenuity. Built as two intersecting cylinders, the house’s unconventional style reflects the boundary-pushing vision of architect Konstantin Melnikov, who designed the house as his studio and family residence.
Tushino Moscow Building design by Steven Holl Architects, USA:
images courtesy of architecture office
Tushino Moscow Building
The master plan is organized to shape public space with maximum sunlight exposure. The buildings wrap around to create large, public garden and playground spaces as a reference to the site’s former use as a paratrooper air field.
New Tretyakov Gallery building design by OMA, The Netherlands:
images courtesy of architecture office
New Tretyakov Gallery
The New Tretyakov houses an extensive and important collection of Russian art, including seminal work from Malevich, Kandinsky, Chagall, and Soviet artists such as Aleksandr Deyneka and Vera Mukhina. It is the largest museum building in Russia, marked by a number of improvisations and additions that have been added over time, fragmenting the vast hallways and grand exhibition spaces into clusters of smaller rooms.
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