Alexsey Ginzburg

26.06.2019

Lara Kopylova. Vladimir Ginzburg

With this article, we are opening up a new section – reminiscences about the architects whose works became milestones in the history of Soviet and Russian architecture of the XX century. Vladimir Ginzburg, the architect who designed the Cinema Center on Krasnaya Presnya and the Engineering Building of the Moscow Metro on the Mira Avenue.

21.06.2019

Julia Tarabarina. Part of the Urban Kaleidoscope

This is how you can best describe the hotel building on the Dubininskaya Street. Its architecture is anything but conspicuous – one could even say that it’s making a parade of its unpretentiousness. Upon closer examination, however, interesting details begin to come up.

18.10.2018

Julia Tarabarina, Lara Kopylova. 15 Facts about the Narkomfin Building

The restoration of the Narkomfin Building is in full swing – in May, they began selling the apartments. So, how much do we really know about the famous monument of constructivist architecture? We had a chat with Aleksey Ginsburg, counted the misconceptions and tried to dispel them, at the same time delving into the details of the restoration process and making a diligent study of the house.

19.04.2018

Lara Kopylova. An Expensive Thing to Do

In this issue, we talk to ten architects about how relevant/irrelevant the ideas of reconstruction and redevelopment are.

13.03.2018

Lara Kopylova. Architectural Therapy

In this issue, we are publishing the contest project of renovating city blocks 32, 33, 34, and 35 on the Vernadskogo Avenue by a consortium of OAO “Mosproject” and OOO “Ginsburg Architects”.

20.11.2017

Julia Tarabarina. Two Houses: the Comeback

Staying within the client’s specifications, yet being meticulous about the details, Aleksey Ginsburg was able to give their original images back to the Dolgorukovykh-Bobrinskikh manor house on the Malaya Dmitrovka and the Sytin House on the Tverskaya Street. In this article, we are sharing what has been done, and how.

03.11.2017

Julia Tarabarina. Along the Beach

In the city of Gelendzhik, “Ginsburg Architects” have designed a house over 250 meters long, making it at the same time visually discrete and putting an interesting spin on a few volumetric “resort” narratives connected with contemplation, sunbathing, and going for walks.

26.06.2017

Julia Tarabarina, Natalya Muradova. Aleksey Ginsburg: “You cannot just go ahead and renovate the Narkomfin Building”

The founder and CEO of Ginsburg Architects shares about the details of the plan for renovating the Narkomfin Building (which is about to begin), about the unique system of engineering lines that Moisey Ginsburg proposed for this building, about the necessity of extra survey of the place, and about the project of organizing the building’s adjacent territory that providers for lowering of the driveway level.

15.08.2016

Julia Tarabarina. Taganka Gate

This multifunctional complex that Aleksey Ginsburg has been designing for more than seven years now is going to occupy a land site on the outside part of the Garden Ring right before the tunnel entrance, and become a vis-à-vis of the building of the Taganka Theater.

29.02.2016

Julia Tarabarina. Aleksey Ginsburg: "I think that my descendant vocation is modernist architecture".

About the changes in the modernist paradigm, the vitality of the mission to make this world a better place, the differences between the positions of an architect and a renovator, and about an open mind that is developed by doing challenging tasks and working in different genres.