Buildings and Projects:
Yuliy Borisov, 2016
Project of multifunctional complex on the Leningrad Highway
Russia, MoscowYuliy Borisov, 2015
Residential complex Dutch Quarter
Russia, IvanteevkaNikolai Milovidov, 2013
Mail.ru Group HQ
Russia, MoscowYuliy Borisov, Nikolai Milovidov, Julia Tryaskina, 03.2013
Mixed-use development “Empire Tower”. Second stage.
Russia, MoscowJulia Tryaskina, 2012
Interiors of the public areas of Luxor IMAX Movie Theater in Sochi
Russia, SochiYuliy Borisov, 2012
Private House at Rublevo-Uspenskoe Highway
RussiaBuildings and Projects Shown: 6
Archi.ru Texts:
04.03.2024
Dmitry Leonov. Black and White
In this article, we specifically discuss the interiors of the ATOM Pavilion at VDNKh. Interior design is a crucial component of the overall concept in this case, and precision and meticulous execution were highly important for the architects. Julia Tryaskina, head of UNK interiors, shares some of the developments.26.01.2024
Julia Tarabarina. The Shape of the Inconceivable
The ATOM Pavilion at VDNKh brings to mind a famous maxim of all architects and critics: “You’ve come up with it? Now build it!” You rarely see such a selfless immersion in implementation of the project, and the formidable structural and engineering tasks set by UNK architects to themselves are presented here as an integral and important part of the architectural idea. The challenge matches the obliging status of the place – after all, it is an “exhibition of achievements”, and the pavilion is dedicated to the nuclear energy industry. Let’s take a closer look: from the outside, from the inside, and from the underside too.18.07.2023
Julia Tarabarina. A Copper Step
Block 5, designed by ASADOV architects as part of the “Ostrov” (“Island”) housing complex, is at the same time grand-scale, conspicuous thanks to its central location – and contextual. It does not “outshout” the solutions used in the neighboring buildings, but rather gives a very balanced implementation of the design code: combining brick and metal in light and dark shades and large copper surfaces, orthogonal geometry on the outside and flexible lines in the courtyard.17.07.2023
Julia Tarabarina. The Light for the Island
For the first time around, we are examining a lighting project designed for a housing complex; but then again, the authors of the nighttime lighting of the Ostrov housing complex, UNK lighting, proudly admit that this project is not just the largest in their portfolio, but also the largest in this country. They describe their approach as a European one, its chief principles being smoothness of transitions, comfort to the eye, and the concentration of most of the light at the “bottom” level – meaning, it “works” first of all for pedestrians.12.05.2023
Julia Tarabarina. Julius Borisov: “The “Island” housing complex is a unique project – we took it on with interest and excitement”
One of the largest housing projects of today’s Moscow – the “Ostrov” (“Island”) housing complex built by Donstroy – is now being actively built in the Mnevniky Floodplain. They are planning to build about 1.5M square meters of housing on an area of almost 40 hectares. We are beginning to examine this project– first of all, we are talking to Julius Borisov, the head of the architectural company UNK, which works with most of the residential blocks in this grand-scale project, as well as with the landscaping part; the company even proposed a single design code for the entire territory.see All Archi.ru Texts / UNK