Residential Complex "PRIME HOUSE"
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Residential Complex PRIME HOUSE — a premium-class residential complex in the historic centre of Novosibirsk, designed by architects Olga Lukyanchikova and Vladimir Fefelov. The architectural image of the building is built on the intentional combination of different plastic languages — from a more classical base to a light glazed high-rise section.
The composition of the complex appears dynamic due to the offset and rotation of the upper volume relative to the base. Because of this, the tower is perceived not as a static vertical, but as a more complex spatial structure that changes character depending on the viewing point.
One of the key facade materials becomes pre-painted aluminium. In the lower part of the building, light metal panels are used as a modern interpretation of stone cladding, forming a denser and more monumental base. Higher up, the metal works in a darker range and interacts with structural glazing, emphasising the contrast between the two parts of the architectural composition.
Aluminium here is particularly important as a material of transition between different architectural characters. It allows one to maintain the precision of large planes, emphasise the geometry of the building and simultaneously work with light in different ways — from calm matte surfaces to deeper reflective accents.
As a result, PRIME HOUSE is built on the contrast of massiveness and transparency, classical composition and modern high-rise plasticity. Metal helps to unite these different layers into a single architectural image and becomes one of the main tools that forms the character of the building.
The composition of the complex appears dynamic due to the offset and rotation of the upper volume relative to the base. Because of this, the tower is perceived not as a static vertical, but as a more complex spatial structure that changes character depending on the viewing point.
One of the key facade materials becomes pre-painted aluminium. In the lower part of the building, light metal panels are used as a modern interpretation of stone cladding, forming a denser and more monumental base. Higher up, the metal works in a darker range and interacts with structural glazing, emphasising the contrast between the two parts of the architectural composition.
Aluminium here is particularly important as a material of transition between different architectural characters. It allows one to maintain the precision of large planes, emphasise the geometry of the building and simultaneously work with light in different ways — from calm matte surfaces to deeper reflective accents.
As a result, PRIME HOUSE is built on the contrast of massiveness and transparency, classical composition and modern high-rise plasticity. Metal helps to unite these different layers into a single architectural image and becomes one of the main tools that forms the character of the building.
Project type
Residential construction
Product type
Facade panels (S.Panels)
Material
Pre-painted aluminium (S.Con)
Property location
Novosibirsk
Color solution
Olga Lukyanchikova
The architect participated in scientific-technical and urban planning conferences, the "Your Home" competition, and the international seminar "Architectural Images at the Turn of the Century". She is the author of over 70 architectural and planning projects in the field of urban development in Samara Oblast, the Republic of Bashkortostan, and the Republic of Tatarstan. In addition, she created thirty residential house design projects.
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