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03.09.2015
Marina Ignatushko. Anton Nadtochiy: "The quality of an architectural experiment can only be judged by professionals".
Marina Ignatushko is speaking to one of the leaders of "Atrium" Bureau that won several prizes at Nizhniy Novgorod's "Archnovation" this summer.
04.08.2015
Alla Pavlikova. Labyrinths of Creativity
The interior design of "Yandex" HQ: Atrium's good old and time-tested trademark techniques coupled with new interesting approaches to creating an unconventional workspace.
18.10.2014
, Julia Tarabarina. Manifestation of the Myth
A story about the contest concept of the giant park "Olonkho Land" in Yakutia, or about how the ancient cult gives birth to modern plastics... For the permafrost, the architects proposed the buildings in the form of a cup constricting downward.
06.03.2014
Alla Pavlikova. A Block behind the Wall of Towers
In this issue, we feature yet another finalist of the contest for the project of the residential complex at the Rublevskoe Highway - a concept by "Atrium" bureau.
26.12.2013
Julia Tarabarina. Zaryadye History Park
Vera Butko and Anton Nadtochy, participants of MVRDV Consortium, share about the project that took the third place in the contest for the best design of Zaryadye Park, about their impressions from their joint work with Winy Maas, and about what his initial concept was all about.
15.09.2013
Alla Pavlikova. Garden Divine
A house, a yard, a creek, a garden, a bridge... concept and meditation on the structure and diversity of the city environment at the relatively miniature example of the contest town-planning project of a new Zarechye district - from Vera Butko and Anton Nadtochy.
14.02.2013
Alla Pavlikova. Lizard's Tale
In spite of all the restrictions that were raining on them from all sides, Vera Butko and Anton Nadtochy were able to build a kindergarten that looks like a toy fairy tale palace. How were they able to do that? Let us find out!
23.10.2012
Julia Tarabarina. Flexible Solution
The project of reconstructing the building of “Havana” Movie Theater into “Planeta KVN” HQ* is not only highly responsive of the city environment and the “eternally young” image of the popular TV show, but also remarkably flexible in terms of its technical solution. * KVN (Russian: ÊÂÍ, an abbreviation of Êëóá Âåñ¸ëûõ è Íàõîä÷èâûõ, Klub Vesyólykh i Nakhódchivykh or Ka-Ve-En, "Club of the Funny and Inventive") is a Russian humor TV show and competition where teams (usually college students) compete by giving funny answers to questions and showing prepared sketches. (Translator’s note)
07.09.2012