Ilia Mashkov is one of the two founders of Mezonproekt.
Ilia was born in Moscow in 1973.
In 1996, he graduated from Moscow Engineering and Physics Institute.
In 2012, Ilia Mashkov defended a master’s degree in territorial development management; he is the alumnus of the course of Vyacheslav Glazychev in the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
Ilia is a member of the Union of Moscow Architects
In 1999, in partnership with Alexandra Kuzmina, Ilia Mashkov founded the architectural company “Mezonproekt”. He is a coauthor of more than 70 projects. Ilia’s specialty is integrated project tasks. He also often works in the capacity of a leader of international architectural teams.
Since 2015, Ilia has been reading a course on territorial development; he consults project and developer companies
Participation in exhibitions and competitions:
– Federal competition “Home of the XXI Century”, 2009
– Miami Waterfront (USA), 2009
– Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial (USA), 2010
– e-Volo skyscraper competition, 2010
– Concept for developing the Moscow agglomeration, 2012
– Singapore Architecture Festival 2013
– Golden Section 2015
– Arch Moscow 2015
International expertise:
– Perkins Eastman (USA): master plans, land development, competition proposal for “Big Moscow”;
– ChapmanTaylor (UK), Buro Happold (UK): project of developing the territory of the former research institute NIIDAR, Moscow;
– Forrec (Canada), Waterman (UK), Benoy (UK): project of the Moscow Oceanarium on the Poklonnaya Mountain;
– Broadway Malyan (UK): a housing project on the Prechistenskaya Waterfront;
– Interstudio (IT): project of a hotel on the Malaya Pirogovskaya Street;
– HPP (Germany): project of an office center on the Khromova Street;
– Aedas (UK): project of integrated restoration of the square of the Savelovsky Railway Terminal;
– Ennead Architects (USA): a competition for the new building of the Polytechnic Museum;
– ARKLINKS CONSULTING (China): modelling of development territory
Architects from “Mezonproject” have developed a project for the reconstruction of the regional youth center “Polyot”(“Flight”) in the city of Oryol. The summer youth center, built back in the late 1970s, will now become year-round and acquire many additional functions.
Mezonproject has won the national architectural and town planning competition for designing a hotel and a water recreation center in the city of Irkutsk. The architects chose hummocks of Baikal ice as a visual image.
The high-end residential development in the Vsevolozhsky Lane features a combination of expensive stone and metal textures, immersing them into a feast of ornaments. The house looks like a fantasy inspired by the theater of the Art Nouveau and Symbolism era; a kind of oriental fairy tale, which paradoxically allows it to avoid direct stylization and become a reflection of one of the aspects of modern Moscow life.
An apartment hotel that looks like a ship with wide decks has been designed for a land plot on a lake shore in Moscow’s South Tushino. This “steamer” house, overlooking the lake and the river port, does indeed look as if it were ready to sail away.
In the stead of former warehouses near “Lyubertsy-1” station, a new housing complex has been built, which peacefully coexists with the railroad, with the flyover bridge, and with the diverse surrounding scenery, not only dominating over the latter, but improving it.