Aleksey Ginzburg

Ginzburg Architects

Aleksey Ginzburg

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Russia
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Professor of International Academy of Architecture
Professor of Moscow Architectural Institute - MARKHI
Vice-president of the Union of Moscow Architects
Member of the board of directors of the Union of Architects of Russia

Aleksey Ginzburg was born in Moscow October 29, 1969.
1993 – graduated from Moscow Architectural Institute
1993-1995 – an architect in Studio №18 of Mosproject-2
1995 – together with Vitaly Ginzburg, Aleksey founded “Architectural Studio of Vitaly Ginzburg” in Moscow
Since 1997 – the leader of the architectural firm “Ginzburg Architects”

Awards:

2015 – laureate of the “Golden Section” award for the project of a mixed-use center situated at 77-79, Zemlyanoi Val, Moscow, Russia
2015 – “Quality Architecture” award for design and construction of a private residence in the settlement of Krasnovidovo, Moscow Region, Russia
2011 – golden diploma of the international festival “Zodchestvo-2011” for the reconstruction project of a residential building with an underground parking garage, located at 14, Bld. 3, Trekhgorny Val, Moscow, Russia.
2011 – diploma of the Union of Architects of Russia for the complex “Maly Akhun” with 1 325 hotel rooms in the east part of the Imereti Lowlands, Sochi, Russia
2011 – the Vasily Bazhenov medal for "High Architectural Mastery"
2009 – special prize of the American Institute of Architects, a silver medal, and a laureate diploma for the multifunctional recreational complex in Dubai at the INTERARCH World Triennial of Architecture, Sofia, Bulgaria
2007 – silver diploma of the competition of the architectural projects 2005-2007 organized within the framework of the “Zodchestvo” Festival in the “Projects” nomination for the multifunctional recreational complex at the Primorskaya Waterfront of the “Solnechny” Beach and the Frunze Park in Sochi.

Archi.ru Texts:

06.08.2019

Natalia Koriakovskaia. Context-Friendly

Designing the house on the Serpukhovskoy Val street, quite small by the modern Moscow standards, Aleksey Ginzburg skillfully inscribed his creation into the perimeter of the Khavsko-Shabolovsky residential area, at the same time accentuating the difference between the new house and the surrounding Soviet buildings with a wave-like cut of the roof.

26.06.2019

. 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. 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.