Creative Union ‘Reserve’

26.10.2015

Julia Tarabarina. Exploring the Topic

The almost theatrical scenography, mechanisms of modern architecture and nostalgia for mansions are combined in this house so unobtrusively and subtly that one even breathes more freely around it.

24.08.2015

Julia Tarabarina. Filled with Gold

Within a contest project of the Creative Union “Reserve” the gold for victories is almost literally represented – it turns into a shiny ingot enclosed into orderly grate of bright stone. It is however just one of the many themes that the architecture of the building contains.

28.08.2014

Anna Martovitskaya. The Final Cut

The multi-function complex on the Valovaya Street, completed by "Reserve" Creative Union in the end of last year is Moscow's rare example of a drag-on project that ultimately lived to be implemented.

04.06.2014

Anna Martovitskaya. Business in a Landscape

Detailed coverage of the contest project of the International financial center in the area of Rublevo-Arkhangelskoe by the consortium "Reserve + Maxwan"

25.04.2014

Alla Pavlikova. Unity of the Unlike

The project of the residential complex "Wine House" is the result of joint work of Moscow's two largest architectural companies - "Reserve" and SPEECH.

24.02.2014

Anna Martovitskaya. Red, Green... Striped!

A detailed report of the project by "Reserve" Studio that took the second place at the contest for the concept of a residential complex at the Rublevskoe Highway in Moscow.

27.11.2013

Anna Martovitskaya. Green Heart of Moscow

Project of the park "Zaryadye" developed by the consortium of "Reserve" Group + Maxwan + Latz und Partner

16.08.2012

Anna Martovitskaya. Red, White, Green

This spring, Creative Production Enterprise “Reserve” won the tender for designing a residential complex in Moscow’s Preobrazhensky district. The complex that is going to house over 900 apartments is treated by the architects as one that consists of two self-contained independent green compounds.

30.05.2012

Julia Tarabarina. Vertical Solution

Vladimir Plotkin and Roberto Meyer offered to Moscow City a new tower typology – a block consisting of a few buildings put on the “shoulders” of one another and thus forming a silhouette of a symbolically rendered letter “M”.

04.04.2012

Anna Martovitskaya. Blocks on the Slope

Vladimir Plotkin, one of the most famous Moscow architects, spends this year part of his time in the city of Vladivostok at the Far East coast of Russia, where he is planning a residential compound with an area of almost 120 Hectares.