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Polyus Arena Sports Complex
Project: Polyus Arena sports complex
Location: Moscow Region, Odinovsky District, Gorki-2 settlement
Renovation architecture: ADA Studio
Development concept: INST GROUP
Project type: renovation of a multifunctional sports complex
Total area: 7,000 m²
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: metal cladding combined with glazing
Main functions: ice rinks, sports halls, sports schools and sections, public spaces
Architectural approach: dynamic metal shell unifying various functional volumes
Following renovation, the former ice rink acquired a more cohesive and contemporary architectural character. Metal emphasizes the theme of movement and sport, while the combination of aluminium and glass makes the large volume visually lighter and more expressive.
Location: Moscow Region, Odinovsky District, Gorki-2 settlement
Renovation architecture: ADA Studio
Development concept: INST GROUP
Project type: renovation of a multifunctional sports complex
Total area: 7,000 m²
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: metal cladding combined with glazing
Main functions: ice rinks, sports halls, sports schools and sections, public spaces
Architectural approach: dynamic metal shell unifying various functional volumes
Following renovation, the former ice rink acquired a more cohesive and contemporary architectural character. Metal emphasizes the theme of movement and sport, while the combination of aluminium and glass makes the large volume visually lighter and more expressive.
Ice Palace "Crystal"
Project: Ice Palace "Crystal"
Location: Moscow, Luzhniki Olympic Complex
Architecture: PI "ARENA"
Project Lead: Dmitry Bush
Client: Luzhniki Olympic Complex
Project Type: Sports / ice palace
Total Area: 24,500 m²
Height: 20 m
Capacity: 500 spectators
Key Facade Materials: Metal, glass, natural stone
Facade Solution: Transparent surfaces with vertical slats
Architectural Approach: Strict symmetrical volume with crystalline entrance groups and rhythmic external envelope
Vertical slats simultaneously solve technical and architectural tasks: they protect ice rinks from the sun and create a deep rhythmic facade. Through the combination of metal, glass and light stone, the large sports volume appears lighter and changes with the viewing angle.
Location: Moscow, Luzhniki Olympic Complex
Architecture: PI "ARENA"
Project Lead: Dmitry Bush
Client: Luzhniki Olympic Complex
Project Type: Sports / ice palace
Total Area: 24,500 m²
Height: 20 m
Capacity: 500 spectators
Key Facade Materials: Metal, glass, natural stone
Facade Solution: Transparent surfaces with vertical slats
Architectural Approach: Strict symmetrical volume with crystalline entrance groups and rhythmic external envelope
Vertical slats simultaneously solve technical and architectural tasks: they protect ice rinks from the sun and create a deep rhythmic facade. Through the combination of metal, glass and light stone, the large sports volume appears lighter and changes with the viewing angle.
Residential Complex "Sunny City"
Project: Residential Complex "Sunny City"
Location: Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan
Developer: Ak Bars Dom
Architectural concept: group of architects led by Dmitry Puzyrev
Project type: residential complex
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: corrugated aluminium panels
Architectural technique: relief metal surface that plays with light and shadow
Corrugated aluminium adds additional depth to the complex's restrained architecture. The metal relief continuously changes the facade pattern depending on the lighting and helps make large residential volumes more plastic and expressive.
Location: Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan
Developer: Ak Bars Dom
Architectural concept: group of architects led by Dmitry Puzyrev
Project type: residential complex
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: corrugated aluminium panels
Architectural technique: relief metal surface that plays with light and shadow
Corrugated aluminium adds additional depth to the complex's restrained architecture. The metal relief continuously changes the facade pattern depending on the lighting and helps make large residential volumes more plastic and expressive.
Residential Complex "GAGARIN PARK"
Project: Residential Complex GAGARIN PARK
Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan
Architecture: INK Architects
Developer: BI Group
Total area: 62 959 m²
Complex composition: 11 residential blocks
Number of storeys: 9–12
Number of apartments: 547
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Main facade materials: aluminium, granite, travertine, glass
Architectural approach: combination of stepped composition, mineral surfaces and metal accents
Metal becomes one of the most recognizable elements of the complex's architecture. Its deep surface with a natural patina effect emphasizes the upper volumes of the buildings and creates an expressive contrast with warm stone, changing with light throughout the day.
Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan
Architecture: INK Architects
Developer: BI Group
Total area: 62 959 m²
Complex composition: 11 residential blocks
Number of storeys: 9–12
Number of apartments: 547
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Main facade materials: aluminium, granite, travertine, glass
Architectural approach: combination of stepped composition, mineral surfaces and metal accents
Metal becomes one of the most recognizable elements of the complex's architecture. Its deep surface with a natural patina effect emphasizes the upper volumes of the buildings and creates an expressive contrast with warm stone, changing with light throughout the day.
Residential Complex "CITY BAY"
Developer: MR Group
Location: Moscow, Moskva River waterfront
Project type: business-class residential quarter
Architecture: SPEECH, Kleinewelt Architekten, KAMEN Architects and other bureaus
Site area: approximately 11.8 ha
Total area: approximately 555,000 m²
Primary facade materials: pre-painted aluminium, glass, brick, stone
Facade solutions: aluminium panels and cassettes, panoramic glazing. City Bay — a business-class residential quarter on the Moskva River waterfront, realised with the participation of several leading architectural bureaus.
One of the main facade materials is pre-painted aluminium in silvery, graphite, copper and deep dark shades. Combined with panoramic glazing, the metal emphasises the individuality of each building and works especially expressively at the water's edge, shifting with light and reflections of the surrounding landscape.
Location: Moscow, Moskva River waterfront
Project type: business-class residential quarter
Architecture: SPEECH, Kleinewelt Architekten, KAMEN Architects and other bureaus
Site area: approximately 11.8 ha
Total area: approximately 555,000 m²
Primary facade materials: pre-painted aluminium, glass, brick, stone
Facade solutions: aluminium panels and cassettes, panoramic glazing. City Bay — a business-class residential quarter on the Moskva River waterfront, realised with the participation of several leading architectural bureaus.
One of the main facade materials is pre-painted aluminium in silvery, graphite, copper and deep dark shades. Combined with panoramic glazing, the metal emphasises the individuality of each building and works especially expressively at the water's edge, shifting with light and reflections of the surrounding landscape.
Kemerovo International Airport named after A. A. Leonov
Project: Kemerovo International Airport named after A. A. Leonov
Location: Kemerovo, Russia
Architectural concept: AB ASADOV
Master architect: GK «Spektrum»
Interior design: AB «Dialektika»
Terminal opening year: 2021
Terminal area: approximately 11,635 m²
Key materials: glass, metal
Architectural accent: metal canopy over the main entrance
Main theme: cosmos and the first human spacewalk
The terminal architecture is built on the contrast between transparency and solid metal. A large standing seam canopy becomes the main visual accent of the facade and gives the building a high-tech, almost "cosmic" character.
Location: Kemerovo, Russia
Architectural concept: AB ASADOV
Master architect: GK «Spektrum»
Interior design: AB «Dialektika»
Terminal opening year: 2021
Terminal area: approximately 11,635 m²
Key materials: glass, metal
Architectural accent: metal canopy over the main entrance
Main theme: cosmos and the first human spacewalk
The terminal architecture is built on the contrast between transparency and solid metal. A large standing seam canopy becomes the main visual accent of the facade and gives the building a high-tech, almost "cosmic" character.
TC Palazzo Stile & Decoro
Project: TC Palazzo Stile & Decoro
Location: Chelyabinsk, Rossiyskaya St., 142
Project type: decorative and finishing materials centre
Storeys: 3 floors
Retail space: approximately 2,400 m²
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: metal cladding combined with extensive glazing
Architectural approach: restrained facade geometry with warm metal surfaces and transparent storefront zones
Warm aluminium makes the strict architecture of the shopping centre more expressive and links the building's external appearance with the theme of interior design. As lighting changes, the metal surface gains additional depth and emphasises the facade rhythm.
Location: Chelyabinsk, Rossiyskaya St., 142
Project type: decorative and finishing materials centre
Storeys: 3 floors
Retail space: approximately 2,400 m²
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: metal cladding combined with extensive glazing
Architectural approach: restrained facade geometry with warm metal surfaces and transparent storefront zones
Warm aluminium makes the strict architecture of the shopping centre more expressive and links the building's external appearance with the theme of interior design. As lighting changes, the metal surface gains additional depth and emphasises the facade rhythm.
Letolet Water Park
Object: Letolet water park
Location: Tyumen, Russia
Architectural concept: R+S Workshop, Italy
Design development: Architect Tabanakov A.V. Workshop
Project type: water park and thermal resort
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: aluminium panels and perforated metal elements
Additional materials: glass, ETFE transparent structures
Architectural approach: combination of lightweight transparent surfaces and rhythmic metal shell
Perforated aluminium adds depth to the large facade and changes its perception depending on lighting. Combined with glazing, the metal helps make the large entertainment complex visually lighter and more expressive.
Location: Tyumen, Russia
Architectural concept: R+S Workshop, Italy
Design development: Architect Tabanakov A.V. Workshop
Project type: water park and thermal resort
Key material: pre-painted aluminium
Facade solution: aluminium panels and perforated metal elements
Additional materials: glass, ETFE transparent structures
Architectural approach: combination of lightweight transparent surfaces and rhythmic metal shell
Perforated aluminium adds depth to the large facade and changes its perception depending on lighting. Combined with glazing, the metal helps make the large entertainment complex visually lighter and more expressive.