Buildings and Projects:
Country house in Busharino village
Russia, Moscow
Shop & cafe, Stromynka street (“Rafinad”)
Russia, Moscow
Inhabited complex “ Krasnobogatyrskie elephants ”
Russia, Moscow
Office building in Strastnoj parkway
Russia, Moscow
Village house Beniluks
RussiaBuildings and Projects Shown: 10
Rank all Buildings and Projects / Nikolas Lyzlov (19):
Archi.ru Texts:
23.08.2023
Julia Tarabarina. Countryside Avant-Garde
The project of the museum of Aleksey Gastev, the ideologist of scientific organization of work, located in his hometown of Suzdal, is inscribed in multiple contexts: the contest of a small town, the context of avant-garde design, the context of “lean production”, and the context of the creative quest of Nikolai Lyzlov’s minimalist architecture – and it seems to us that this project even reveals a distant memory of the fact that Aleksey Gastev learned his craft in France.
31.03.2016
Polina Sadova. The Best Place in Town
In this issue, we are publishing the results of the workshop organized in Kazan by the architectural school MARCH. The contestants developed the designs of seven public zones in different cities and settlements of the Republic of Tatarstan.
29.01.2009
Julia Tarabarina. A square symphony
Playing with scale and simple forms, Nikolai Lyzlov managed to transform atrium of an office building into something Cyclopean and bewitching, a fantasy of Piranesi. They planned to realize the building, but the crisis changed plans and probably it will remain on paper. It would be interesting to see it constructed. However the project seems to be interesting on paper as well. Like Piranesi’s.
08.07.2008
Grigory Revzin. Nikolay Lyzlov. Interview by Grigory Revzin
We continue to publish interview to architects-participants of an exposition of the Russian pavilion in Venice. Texts of these interviews will be included into the catalogue of the Russian pavilion
03.03.2008
Julia Tarabarina. Avant-garde construction
The contest project of area in Budva in first variant resembles fancies of Russian avant-garde architects of 1920’s: tribunes and mausoleums. The second variant is more fantastic and modern – but both of them have a common feature: they are penetrated with grating of the construction, and this makes the buildings transparent, penetrable and quite theatrical.see All Archi.ru Texts / Nikolas Lyzlov