Pavel Andreev

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Pavel Andreev

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Russia
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Member of The USSR Union of Architects № 1949 14.02.85 License № 51 / 23.05.90
Corresponding member of The International Academy of Architecture, IAAM (Moscow department)
State Qualification Certificate FLC-C (Federal Licensing Center) № 000128

14 July, 1954 Born in Moscow

1971-1977 Moscow University of Architecture, Urban Planning Department,
Professor U.P. Platonov’s group

1976 Research and Design Institute of Moscow General Layout
probation period and externship
the scientific tutors: A.E. Gutnov, Doctor of Architecture, and V.P. Udencov, architect

1976-1977 Thesis work on the Reconstruction of the Historical Part of the City (Moscow, Gogolevsky blvd, ); the scientific tutor: N.N. Ullas, professor, architect

1976-1977 University of Ljubljana (Jugoslavia), Department of Architecture
probation period, the project and paper on ‘Reconstruction of the Existing Urban Environment ’

1977-1980 Mosproject-2, studio №1
architect
the head: M.V. Posohin, architect, full member of the USSR Arts Academy

1980-1985 the Central Research and Design University of retail and domestic buildings and tourist complex, studio №6
senior architect
the head: F.A. Novikov

1985-1988 the Central Research and Design Institute of retail and domestic buildings and tourist complex, studio №1
chief project architect
the head: V.M. Leonov, architect

1988-1990 Ricardo Bofill, architecture studio (Spain, Barcelona)
architect, senior architect, associate architect

1990-1992 Soviet-Polish Company MOSBUDPROJECT
the head of architecture studio № 10

1992-1994 Union of Moscow Architects, presidium member

1992-1994 Co.Ltd ‘Architecture Studio ‘Group ABV’’
the company’s promoter jointly with architects A. Voroncov and N. Birukov

1994-1996 Joint-stock company ‘Shopping Center GUM’
chief architect

Russia, Moscow

building

Buildings and Projects Shown: 10

Rank all Buildings and Projects / Pavel Andreev (15):

Archi.ru Texts:

17.07.2020

Julia Tarabarina. Visual Stability Agent

A comparatively small house standing on the border of the Bolshevik Factory combines two diametrically opposite features: expensive materials and decorative character of Art Deco, and a wide-spaced, even somewhat brutal, facade grid that highlights a laminated attic.

18.12.2019

Julia Tarabarina. Next to the Theater

On the Zemlyanoi Val Street, left of the entrance to the automotive tunnel underneath the Taganskaya Square, in front of the Taganka Theater, and next to the side end of Chocolate housing complex, the eight-story Novotel building, designed by Pavel Andreev, is being completed.

01.11.2019

Julia Tarabarina. Subtle Play

The high-end residential complex in the Bolshoi Kozikhinsky Lane is an example of an architectural conversation about the methods and sources of stylization, merging with the modern architectural trends. Now add to this a bright highlight inspired by the work by Leo Bakst for “Diaghilev Seasons”.

29.05.2019

Julia Tarabarina. Embattled Terraces

The concept of reconstructing the former dye-house of the Tsindel factory into laboratories of “Mosavtosteklo” plant preserves and at the same time refreshes the building of the early XX century with a very interesting solution for the silhouette of its top floor.

29.01.2019

Julia Tarabarina. Pavel Andreev: “House 17 on Bolshaya Nikitskaya is indeed historical and authentic”

In this issue, we are talking to the author of the 1992-1995 reconstruction of the building, try to find out what specifically was reconstructed, and publish the drafts that prove that the historical nucleus of the house was preserved both inside and outside.

see All Archi.ru Texts / Pavel Andreev