Valery Kanyashin
Valery Kanyashin
information:
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country
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Firm’s Official Site
http://www.ostarch.ru
Buildings and Projects:
Office building in Butikovsky Side-street, 9
Russia, Moscow
Retail centre in 39 mikroraiyon Lublino
Russia, Moscow
Residential complex, Leninsky prospekt
Russia, Moscow
Residential complex, prospekt Mira
Russia, Moscow
Residential building, Leningradsky prospekt
Russia, Moscow
Residential complex «Panorama»
Russia, Moscow
Administration building, the 1st Brestskaya street
Russia, Moscow
Millennium House
Russia, Moscow
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Mezhdunarodny Moskovsky Bank [International Moscow Bank]
Russia, MoscowBuildings and Projects Shown: 10
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Archi.ru Texts:
16.07.2026
Julia Tarabarina. A Small Book of Farewell
The book dedicated to Valery Kanyashin, published by his colleagues at Ostozhenka Architects, is remarkably small. It fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, more like sketchbook than an actual architectural monograph. Combined with its tiny print run, the result is an intentionally unglamorous, decidedly non-representational publication – one that is made “for friends”. Yet the way it weaves together projects, texts, photographs, and drawings is remarkably subtle. Perhaps this is precisely how one comes to understand a person, at least a little, by tracing the course of their creative life.
30.03.2026
Anatoly Belov. Gothic Panorama
The Panorama residential complex is known for the fact that there is no panorama in it, nor is there a panorama of it – instead, there is a “viewing slit” that opens up a glimpse of the Neo-Gothic Polish church. And the opening itself is Gothic, S-shaped. It was also this building that started the fashion for colored pixelated facades and colored glass in Moscow; yet it has remained the best example so far. Anatoly Belov on irony in the Panorama residential complex. In memory of Valery Knyashin.
24.03.2026
Anatoly Belov. The Penguin House
The building with a curved façade on Brestskaya Street is one of the manifestos of Russian neomodernism of the early 2000s, a sculpture – this is how Anatoly Belov interprets it, speaking of “breaking from the modernist canon and the contextual approach”. We do not fully agree with the author, but his perspective is an interesting one.
23.03.2026
Anatoly Belov. Office on Trubnaya
We continue publishing projects by Valery Kanyashin. A building once described, a quarter century ago, as an example of “quiet modernism” has remained just that in some people’s memory. According to Anatoly Belov, its main quality is its unobtrusiveness. The architects from Ostozhenka say the leading role here is played by context and landscape – the change in elevation. Yet is it really so inconspicuous?
20.03.2026
Anatoly Belov. The First International
With this publication, we begin a series of texts dedicated to works by the late Valery Kanyashin, one of the founders of Ostozhenka Architects. As it happens, the projects he was involved in largely illustrate our understanding of the firm and its history. The first project in this series is the International Moscow Bank on Prechistenskaya Embankment.see All Archi.ru Texts / Valery Kanyashin