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Kindergarten in Green Park Residential Complex (PIK)
Project: kindergarten in Green Park residential complex
Location: Moscow, Olonetskaya Street, 2A
Architecture: BuroMoscow
Client: PIK-MANAGEMENT
Total area: 3,737.5 m²
Storeys: 3 storeys
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: aluminium panels with deep reveals and perforated elements
Additional materials: glass, wood
Architectural approach: regular metallic mesh facade disrupted by the plasticity of colourful functional volumes
The building is conceived as a large developmental toy, where strict geometry neighbours unexpected forms and colour. Aluminium creates a calm foundation for the composition, and its surface changing in light adds depth and visual dynamism to the facade.
Location: Moscow, Olonetskaya Street, 2A
Architecture: BuroMoscow
Client: PIK-MANAGEMENT
Total area: 3,737.5 m²
Storeys: 3 storeys
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: aluminium panels with deep reveals and perforated elements
Additional materials: glass, wood
Architectural approach: regular metallic mesh facade disrupted by the plasticity of colourful functional volumes
The building is conceived as a large developmental toy, where strict geometry neighbours unexpected forms and colour. Aluminium creates a calm foundation for the composition, and its surface changing in light adds depth and visual dynamism to the facade.
Residential Complex "ORDYNKA Collection of Club Houses"
Project: ORDYNKA Collection of Club Houses
Location: Moscow, Malaya Ordynka, 25
Architecture: Architects of Invention
Chief Architect: Anton Khmelnitsky
Client: INSIGMA
Total area: 18,300 m²
Site area: 0.74 ha
Storeys: up to 6 floors
Complex composition: 7 club houses
Key materials: metal, architectural concrete, natural stone, brick, glass
Architectural concept: combination of restored historic development and contemporary 3D facades
ORDYNKA is built on the contrast between old Moscow and contemporary architecture. Metal elements are particularly expressive on the interior facades, emphasizing their angular geometry and creating a deeper, more plastic layer against the backdrop of stone, concrete, and historic brick.
Location: Moscow, Malaya Ordynka, 25
Architecture: Architects of Invention
Chief Architect: Anton Khmelnitsky
Client: INSIGMA
Total area: 18,300 m²
Site area: 0.74 ha
Storeys: up to 6 floors
Complex composition: 7 club houses
Key materials: metal, architectural concrete, natural stone, brick, glass
Architectural concept: combination of restored historic development and contemporary 3D facades
ORDYNKA is built on the contrast between old Moscow and contemporary architecture. Metal elements are particularly expressive on the interior facades, emphasizing their angular geometry and creating a deeper, more plastic layer against the backdrop of stone, concrete, and historic brick.
Residential complex "Qasteev"
Qasteev
Storeys: 9, 12, 16 and 21
Architectural concept: AGP Architects
Developer: BI Group
Location: Astana, Kazakhstan
Qasteev is a business-class residential complex on the left bank of Astana. Light framing structure of the facades combines with brick texture and expressive vertical metal elements, forming a warm and layered architectural character.
Storeys: 9, 12, 16 and 21
Architectural concept: AGP Architects
Developer: BI Group
Location: Astana, Kazakhstan
Qasteev is a business-class residential complex on the left bank of Astana. Light framing structure of the facades combines with brick texture and expressive vertical metal elements, forming a warm and layered architectural character.
Educational Centre for Gifted Children "Sirius", "School" Building
Project: "School" building of the Educational Centre "Sirius"
Location: Sirius federal territory, Krasnodar Region
Architecture: Studio 44
Building area: 9 060 m²
Building type: educational building
Key material: aluminium
Facade solution: double shell with external layer of honeycomb aluminium
Architectural form: ring-shaped volume with internal landscaped courtyard
Feature: colour coding of entrances and functional zones
The silvery aluminium shell unites the building into a single plastic volume and emphasises its ring-shaped form. Combined with coloured frames and transparent elements, the metal creates a high-tech yet vibrant image of an educational environment.
Location: Sirius federal territory, Krasnodar Region
Architecture: Studio 44
Building area: 9 060 m²
Building type: educational building
Key material: aluminium
Facade solution: double shell with external layer of honeycomb aluminium
Architectural form: ring-shaped volume with internal landscaped courtyard
Feature: colour coding of entrances and functional zones
The silvery aluminium shell unites the building into a single plastic volume and emphasises its ring-shaped form. Combined with coloured frames and transparent elements, the metal creates a high-tech yet vibrant image of an educational environment.
Aluminium facade panels for Bolshoe Savino Airport
Project: Bolshoe Savino International Airport
Location: Perm, Russia
Architecture: ASADOV
Lead Designer: Spectrum Group
Completion: 2017
Total area: approximately 29,000 m²
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Product type: facade 3D panels S.Panels
Coating: PVDF
Architectural accent: golden "angel wing" above the main entrance
The terminal facade has become one of the most recognizable architectural interpretations of Perm's regional identity. The complex geometry of the aluminium panels transformed this major transport facility into an expressive metal sculpture that changes character with the light.
Location: Perm, Russia
Architecture: ASADOV
Lead Designer: Spectrum Group
Completion: 2017
Total area: approximately 29,000 m²
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Product type: facade 3D panels S.Panels
Coating: PVDF
Architectural accent: golden "angel wing" above the main entrance
The terminal facade has become one of the most recognizable architectural interpretations of Perm's regional identity. The complex geometry of the aluminium panels transformed this major transport facility into an expressive metal sculpture that changes character with the light.
Kemerovo Cultural Cluster
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.
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.
Gan Israel Jewish Children's Camp
Project: Gan Israel Jewish children's camp
Location: Istra city district, Moscow Region
Architecture: GAFA Architects
Project type: Renovation of an educational and cultural complex
Key material: Pre-painted aluminium
Application: Facade cladding of the main academic building
Colour character: Combination of several warm golden metallic shades
Architectural approach: Highlighting the main public building with a saturated metallic envelope
Golden aluminium forms the main visual focal point of the complex and helps emphasize the central role of the academic building and synagogue. Metallic shades of varying depth create a multi-layered facade that visibly transforms with changing light conditions.
Location: Istra city district, Moscow Region
Architecture: GAFA Architects
Project type: Renovation of an educational and cultural complex
Key material: Pre-painted aluminium
Application: Facade cladding of the main academic building
Colour character: Combination of several warm golden metallic shades
Architectural approach: Highlighting the main public building with a saturated metallic envelope
Golden aluminium forms the main visual focal point of the complex and helps emphasize the central role of the academic building and synagogue. Metallic shades of varying depth create a multi-layered facade that visibly transforms with changing light conditions.
Entrance group and interior solutions at Aviamotornaya Moscow Metro station
Design engineer: Metrohypotrans
Project architect: Leonid Borzenkov
Application: platform, vestibules, ceilings, column cladding
At Aviamotornaya, aluminium forms the main technological envelope of the interior and unites the platform with the vestibules. Metallic panels and slat ceilings support the theme of air movement and flight, making the space coherent and distinctive.
Project architect: Leonid Borzenkov
Application: platform, vestibules, ceilings, column cladding
At Aviamotornaya, aluminium forms the main technological envelope of the interior and unites the platform with the vestibules. Metallic panels and slat ceilings support the theme of air movement and flight, making the space coherent and distinctive.