SILVER

Architectural concept: SPICH
Developer: Level Group
Key material: pre-painted aluminium S.Con

Level Yuzhnoporrovskaya is a large-scale residential complex near Kozhukhovskiy Zaton in Moscow. The architecture is built on the contrast between smooth, wave-like volumes of tall buildings and the stricter geometry of the quarters' structures, while metal cladding supports this dynamic through the interplay of light and shades.

Architecture: INK Architects
Location: Atyrau, Kazakhstan
Completion year: 2025

Halyk Bank in Atyrau is a modern office building whose architecture is built on a combination of panoramic glazing and plastic aluminium elements. The wave-like rhythm of aluminium slats changes the perception of the facade depending on the angle and natural light.

Project: Cultural cluster in Kemerovo
Location: Kemerovo, Russia
Architecture: Coop Himmelb(l)au
Architect: Wolf Prix
Client: Foundation "National Cultural Heritage"
Project type: Museum, theatre and cultural educational complex
Key material: Pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: Flat and 3D aluminium panels combined with glazed structures
Architectural approach: Dynamic metal envelope unifying major cultural volumes

Aluminium helps realise the complex plasticity of the project and becomes one of the primary materials of its architectural image. Combined with glass, the metal emphasises the dynamics of the facades and allows the large-scale complex to maintain a sense of lightness and openness.

Project: ZILART TOWER / Building 9
Location: Moscow, Zilart Residential Complex
Architecture: SPEECH
Developer: LSR Group
Storeys: 40 floors
Height: 150 m
Project type: premium-class residential skyscraper
Key materials: aluminium, glass
Facade solution: triangular aluminium panels and metal pylons
Architectural concept: diagonal facade structure resembling the facets of a cut crystal

The stepped silhouette and complex metal geometry make the tower one of the most prominent landmarks of Zilart. Aluminium elements create a deep diagonal pattern that is especially expressive when combined with glass and evening lighting.

Project: Almet Public Centre
Location: Almetyevsk, Republic of Tatarstan
Architecture: Studio Arcanika in collaboration with Alena Lanina Architecture
Architect: Nikita Vykhodtsev
Client: PJSC Tatneft
Total area: approximately 9,900 m²
Number of storeys: 5 storeys
Key material: pre-painted perforated aluminium
Product type: S.Panels PERFORATED
Architectural concept: double-layer facade with perforation inspired by the geology of oil-bearing strata

The perforated metal shell makes the cubic volume appear visually lighter and continuously transforms its perception. By day, the aluminium works with light and shadow, while in the evening, the lighting reveals the facade pattern as large-scale graphics.