URBAN QUARTER
Moscow, Kommunarka district
6,69 ha / 600 000 m2
Client: SAMOLET GROUP
6,69 ha / 600 000 m2
Client: SAMOLET GROUP
The initial design brief for this territory imposed numerous constraints: it had already been subdivided into
functional zones with defined maximum parameters and building heights. The task was to design two primary
functions: office and residential spaces. Another key requirement was to incorporate a public zone — a promenade — running through the entire territory. Based on the layout of the development plots, we proposed connecting the
office blocks with a "green route" along the residential area, where each office building serves as an urban
planning accent.
The office buildings feature distinctive silhouettes achieved through stepped forms, terracing, and connecting
footbridges. This design introduces numerous open, landscaped areas within the office blocks, providing
opportunities for outdoor work and interaction with nature.
functional zones with defined maximum parameters and building heights. The task was to design two primary
functions: office and residential spaces. Another key requirement was to incorporate a public zone — a promenade — running through the entire territory. Based on the layout of the development plots, we proposed connecting the
office blocks with a "green route" along the residential area, where each office building serves as an urban
planning accent.
The office buildings feature distinctive silhouettes achieved through stepped forms, terracing, and connecting
footbridges. This design introduces numerous open, landscaped areas within the office blocks, providing
opportunities for outdoor work and interaction with nature.
The residential development is organized into two urban blocks, each connected by bridges integrated into the
landscape of the interior courtyards. This approach separates private and public zones across different levels while
ensuring all residents have access to the courtyard space within the complex's interior.
landscape of the interior courtyards. This approach separates private and public zones across different levels while
ensuring all residents have access to the courtyard space within the complex's interior.
