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Completion of the negotiation stage with three finalists of the international competition for the development of the master-plan for the International Financial Centre (IFC) in Rublyovo Arkhangelskoye and the selection of the winner.
Independent design, environment and sustainability consultancy, LDA Design, in association with architects, UHA London, has been appointed to master-plan one of central Moscow’s best-known former industrial sites – Serp and Molot, or Hammer and Sickle.
Design: Architects of Invention. The total site area is approximately 0.5 hectares. The building consists of two connected volumes – a 14-storey office building of rectangular form and a 7-storey hotel.
MVRDV win 58ha Serp & Molot factory transformation in Moscow. Built in 1884, the Serp & Molot steel factory in Moscow was a stronghold during the Russian revolution.In the past decades it fell into disrepair – unused and overgrown with plants.
A team around KCAP Architects&Planners selected as one of three finalists in the competition for the International Financial Center (IFC) in Moscow. IFC is a 460 ha mixed-use development project located in Rublyovo-Arkhangelskoye and includes the construction of offices, housing and hotels, as well as commercial and social infrastructure.
Moscow’s Shukhov Radio Tower is a 50-story conical structure of steel latticework designed by the legendary engineer Vladimir Shukhov. Proposals are in place to demolish this famous tower building. Opponents of the demolition are mobilising to counter this threat to an architectural treasure.
The hyperbolic tower was designed and constructed by the great Russian engineer and scientist Vladimir Shukhov (1853-1939) in 1929 on the Oka River.
Diller Scofidio + Renfro wins Zaryadye Park competition. In Moscow, on the 12th November 2013, the winner was announced for the international competition to develop the landscaping and architectural concept of Zaryadye Park. This was the consortium headed by the architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro (New York).
At 213 meters, House on Mosfilmovskaya 1 is one of the ten tallest buildings in Russia. The Total gross floor area of the development is 194,730 square meters, with gross underground floor area is 58,530 square meters.
A house built in the 1990s, a client who openly welcomes change and a team of architects who are able to give a new identity to a building. House N in Moscow speaks a clear and autonomous architectural language inside and out – with form and detail precisely in tune with other.
Bolshevik Factory Moscow by Architects John McAslan + Partners: The first phase of this development, commissioned by 0.1 Properties and the Tactics Group, will deliver 50,000sqm of office space by September 2013.
International competition for the “Moscow Polytechnic Museum and Educational Centre”, Russia, won by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas architects + Speech.
The first-ever, integrated mixed-use destination in Russia designed by the Jerde Partnership, a U.S. architecture firm renowned for creating experiential destinations, is under construction in central Moscow.
The Stanislavsky Factory is the practice’s first completed project in Moscow and has already won multiple awards, including the first RIBA Award ever given to a project in Russia.
Garage presents a new exhibition Temporary Structures in Gorky Park: From Melnikov to Ban, to coincide with the opening of its new pavilion in Gorky Park.
At the end of August nine international teams presented their final projects for the draft concept for the development of the Moscow agglomeration to a group of experts and the client, the Moscow Committee for Architecture.
At the end of June, Moscow saw the fourth meeting of 10 international teams of architects, urbanists, transport engineers and other specialists working on a draft concept for the development of the Moscow agglomeration.
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